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Book Review: Ricoeur meets Hegel: George Ille, Between Vision and Obedience: Rethinking Theological Epistemology

The author acknowledges that Biblical interpretation at its best remains subject to human error; therefore, scholars must embrace such an endeavor with humility. Graves resolves the dilemma of such interpretive shortcomings through stressing that ‘no Christian individual or institution is infallible, the Church benefits most by listening to diverse interpretations of scripture’ (p. 145). The book should interest practical theologians most, who have a keen interest in teaching and proclaiming challenging biblical texts with contemporary relevance. Although The Inspiration of Scripture exemplifies, thorough research on the plurality of biblical interpretation, challenges of the ancient Greco-Roman world, the book invites further research on redaction criticism from the early Church patriarchs and faith communities.