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! *·** Prolegomena **·*
*Lecture Four: Theology and Authority*
TH330 Systematic Theology I · Moody Bible Institute · Dr.
Richard M. Weber
! *I.
*Introduction
*II.
*Authority in Liberalism
A.
Reason
B.
Feelings
C.
Conscience
D.
Conclusion
*III.
*Authority in Neo-Orthodoxy
*IV.
*Authority in Conservatism
| Various Positions on Authority |
| !! Liberalism
| *Neo-Orthodoxy* | *Orthodoxy* | *Believes In:* |
| X | X | X | theism |
| | X | X | transcendent revelation |
| | | X | objective authority |
A.
Conservative Catholicism
B. Conservative Protestantism
“Orthodoxy is that branch of Christendom which limits the ground of religious authority to the Bible.”
(Edward John Carnell, /The// Case for Orthodoxy/, 13)
“The Scriptures contain the objective revelation of God and are therefore the basis of authority for the conservative Protestant.” (Charles C. Ryrie, /Basic Theology/, 22)
Consider Heb 13:7, 17. “Remember your leaders, who spoke the word of God to you.
… Obey your leaders and submit to their authority.
They keep watch over you as men who must give an account.
Obey them so that their work will be a joy, not a burden, for that would be no advantage to you.”
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