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The Authentication of Doctrines: Hints from C. S. Peirce

[The author deals with the relationship between a normative theol­ ogy of conversion and the identification of sound doctrinal teaching. He argues that five forms of conversion —affective, intellectual, per­ sonal moral, sociopolitical, and Christian—provide not only nega­ tive norms for excluding some doctrines found to be suspect or false but also positive norms for verifying doctrines both in the events that reveal the triune God and in the moral demands of Christian con­ version. For the articulation of his argument, he draws upon certain insights from the philosophy of C. S. Peirce.]