Developments in Christian thought (Edexcel A-Level Religious Studies): Flashcards

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The scriptural reasoning movement
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Term 'Scriptural Reasoning' coined by

Peter Ochs

Founders of Scriptural Reasoning movement

Peter Ochs and David Ford

Why Christianity, Islam, Judaism 'religions of the book'

Have holy scriptures (revelatory & authoritative)

Example program where SR is used

Cambridge inter-faith programme

SR guiding principle: Wisdom - main aim

Not to convert but explore ideas through texts

SR guiding principle: Collegiality

Understand each other's beliefs without needing agreement

Max number of people in SR groups

Twelve

SR guiding principle: Hospitality - purpose

Deeper understanding of own faith while learning of others

What sharing a meal symbolises in SR

Sharing ideas

How participants should phrase their beliefs in SR

'I believe...' not 'Christians believe...'

Early church & Jews discussion - biblical reference

Acts 4

Paul & Greek philosophers - biblical reference

Unknown god Acts 17

Redemptoris Missio view on other faiths

Have some truth but 'gaps, insufficiencies and errors'

SR strength: effect on social cohesion

Develops cohesion, abandons othering, shows respect

SR weakness: which faiths excluded

Non-Abrahamic faiths

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