Exegetical Fallacies

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Exegetical Fallacies is a widely used biblical studies book by D. A. Carson that analyzes common interpretive errors in exegesis and offers guidance for more accurate handling of Scripture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical studies book
book
aimsTo help readers avoid common exegetical mistakes
author D. A. Carson NERFINISHED
Donald A. Carson NERFINISHED
critiques overly speculative exegesis
proof-texting
superficial word studies
emphasizes awareness of historical context
careful use of original languages
contextual interpretation of Scripture
intellectual humility in exegesis
encourages careful argumentation in interpretation
responsible use of commentaries
self-critique of interpretive methods
focusesOn interpretive errors in exegesis
principles of sound interpretation
genre biblical studies
theology
hasReputation standard introductory work on exegetical errors
widely used in evangelical scholarship
hasSection grammatical fallacies
logical fallacies
presuppositional and historical fallacies
word-study fallacies
intendedAudience Bible teachers
pastors
students of biblical studies
intendedUse reference work
textbook
language English
notableConcept category mistakes in exegesis
illegitimate totality transfer
logical non sequitur in interpretation
misuse of grammatical details
overreliance on etymology
root fallacy
unwarranted theological presuppositions
word-study fallacy
provides guidance for accurate handling of Scripture
structure topical
subject New Testament studies
biblical exegesis
hermeneutics
theologicalOrientation evangelical
usedIn Bible college curricula
seminary courses

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D. A. Carson hasWrittenWork Exegetical Fallacies