» D. R. Driver is completing a PhD in the Old Testament at the University of St Andrews (title: "Scripture's Textual Authority: The Work of Brevard Childs in International Context"). He will begin lecturing in the Religious Studies department at Tyndale University College, Toronto, from August 2008.
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D. R. Driver has contributed 5 posts to Scripture & Theology.
God’s prohibition and the humans’ transgression need not be morally obvious to be genuinely serious. The serpent’s never telling the woman to transgress but rather undermining God’s trustworthiness and truthfulness and leaving her to draw her own conclusions points to the real core of human alienation from God and the real root of disobedience...
By D. R. Driver, 1 April 2008
As Christianity Today noted last week, the board of Westminster Theological Seminary has voted to suspend Old Testament professor Peter Enns in connection with his 2005 book Inspiration and Incarnation: Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old Testament. The faculty, on the other hand, had voted 12 to 8 in support of Enns. Today the seminary hosted a town hall style meeting with the Seminary President and the Board Secretary and Chairman.
By D. R. Driver, 20 March 2008
Blog conference underway: Balthasar’s Theological Exegesis
By D. R. Driver, 19 February 2008
We may not all be peers, but in terms of access we stand virtually on the same level.
By D. R. Driver, 13 February 2008
"There is a battle going on at the moment between those who believe that biblical criticism is too much in the grip of a secular and skeptical spirit and those who think it has still not managed to escape the hand of ecclesiastical and religious authority." —John Barton (Oriel and Laing Professor of the Interpretation of Holy Scripture, Oxford)
By D. R. Driver, 8 April 2008
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