The groundwork of the Gospels

The groundwork of the Gospels

by R. O. P. Taylor

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"No movement of thought can be understood without some knowledge of the community in which it originated. This applies to the advance of thought, represented by the Gospels, just as much as to any other of the great movements which have permanently affected the the mind of the world. But, since the Gospels have had so great an educative value, and were shaped in a community which had had a unique education, it is particularly necessary to give some consideration to the process by which the mind of that community had been taught and trained"--Introduction.

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    How does R. O. P. Taylor’s emphasis on the surrounding community change the way you traditionally read and understand the Gospels?

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    In what ways does recognizing the unique education of the early Christian community alter your perception of how the Gospel texts were shaped?

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    Taylor argues that no movement of thought can be understood without knowing its origins; how does this principle apply to cultural or intellectual movements in our world today?

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