Part One
INTRODUCTION: 5 CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGY
A DISPENSATIONAL THEOLOGY
By Charles F Baker
INTRODUCTION: 5 CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGY
A DISPENSATIONAL THEOLOGY
By Charles F Baker
Biblical
Criticism will be enlarged upon under the heading of Bibliology, but suffice it
here to say that the school of Higher Criticism fell into the control of men who
did approach the Bible on the basis that nothing supernatural could happen, and
with all of their boasted scholarship proved to their own satisfaction that the
supernatural elements of the Bible had to be ruled out. They denied the Mosaic authorship
of the Pentateuch. They dated the prophetic books much later than the
traditional dates in order to nullify the predictive element in them. They
placed the priestly code (Leviticus) after the Babylonian captivity. Baur
developed the theory that two antagonistic parties developed in the New
Testament Church, headed by Peter and Paul respectively, and that the Acts was
written a century later to try to palliate the differences. Only four of Paul’s
epistles were regarded as genuine and John was dated about 170 A.D.
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