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On the Theory and Practice of Biblical Interpretation

It has been pointed out that the relative decline in philosophy’s position in the nineteenth century was due to the tendency for individual scientific disciplines to proceed at the practical level and to ignore wider philosophical questions. However it is also true that most disciplines nonetheless have some sort of explanation a myth if you prefer which justifies what they do. For example a physicist to the extent that he has reflected on the basis of physics may argue that he is simply working from exact observations and building hypotheses and theories without any sort of presupposition. It often comes as a surprise for him to learn that in fact