It has to be applied to all written and verbal communications, including the Constitution and BOR. To really understand what the thought process was and the reasoning behind it, you need to study what was happening at the time it was written/spoken and understand their frame of mind and intentions for the text/word.anygunanywhere wrote:You mean like when the Constitution and BOR was written too, right?Keith B wrote:What I like bout this is he has applied biblical hermeneuticsto these verses. Too many times verses are taken out of context and twisted to try and mean something to fit their current view to make someone feel warm and fuzzy. You must understand what was happening at the time the verse was actually written and how it applied to the people and the culture of the time to really start to interpret the true meaning. This pastor has done this with many of these verses in the article which substantiates the true meaning.
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- Thu Feb 05, 2009 3:49 pm
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What I like bout this is he has applied biblical hermeneuticsto these verses. Too many times verses are taken out of context and twisted to try and mean something to fit their current view to make someone feel warm and fuzzy. You must understand what was happening at the time the verse was actually written and how it applied to the people and the culture of the time to really start to interpret the true meaning. This pastor has done this with many of these verses in the article which substantiates the true meaning.