BI210 Introducing Hebraic Thought: A Biblical Philosophy of Truth

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Gain a better understanding of the thought-world of the Bible with Introducing Hebraic Thought: A Biblical Philosophy of Truth (BI210). Hebraic thought, according to Dr. Dru Johnson, is the thinking, concepts, and practices that emerge consistently across the biblical literature from the Hebrew Bible into the New Testament. In this course Dru Johnson looks at the philosophical tradition embedded in Scripture. He explores how the biblical writers communicated and describes the marks of Hebraic though. You’ll come away from the course with an increased biblical literacy and fluency and a better appreciation of the intellectual tradition of the Bible.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and Course

Introducing the Speaker and Course

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The Problem: What Is Hebraic Thought and Why Does It Matter?

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Introduction to the Problem

Introduction to the Problem

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The Solution: Understanding the Conceptual World of the Biblical Authors

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Introduction to the Solution

Introduction to the Solution

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How Do the Biblical Authors Communicate Hebraic Thought?

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Communicating Hebraic Thought

Communicating Hebraic Thought

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Biblical Literature as Philosophical Reasoning

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Philosophical Reasoning

Philosophical Reasoning

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Marks of Hebraic Thought: Mystery Is Foundational

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Distinctive Marks of Hebraic Thought

Distinctive Marks of Hebraic Thought

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Marks of Hebraic Thought: Knowledge through Ritual

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Final Distinctive Mark of Hebraic Thought

Final Distinctive Mark of Hebraic Thought

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Scripture Literacy and Fluency

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Observations Derived from Understanding the Hebraic Philosophical Style

Observations Derived from Understanding the Hebraic Philosophical Style

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Guidance, Calling, and the Word of the Lord

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Tracing Hebraic Thinking: Guidance, Calling, and the Word of the Lord

Tracing Hebraic Thinking: Guidance, Calling, and the Word of the Lord

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Justice and Retribution

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Hebraic Thinking on Justice and Retribution

Hebraic Thinking on Justice and Retribution

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Truth, Fake News, and Conspiracy Theories

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Comparing the Categories

Comparing the Categories

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Knowledge, Wisdom, and Science

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What Does It Mean to Know Something?

What Does It Mean to Know Something?

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A Difference that Endured

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Hebraic Thought Continues into Our World

Hebraic Thought Continues into Our World

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Lingering Questions

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The Philosophical Tradition of Hebraic Thought

The Philosophical Tradition of Hebraic Thought

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Conclusion to the Course

What I Hope You Learned

What I Hope You Learned

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