Psychological type and biblical hermeneutics: SIFT method of preaching

Leslie Francis

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Contemporary Christian Leadership and Education Biblical Studies and Interpretation Jungian Analytical Psychology

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This paper draws on Jungian psychology to propose a method of biblical hermeneutics and preaching which takes seriously the psychological functions of sensing (S), intuition (I), feeling (F), and thinking (T). The SIFT method addresses four distinct questions to each passage of scripture, shaped by these four psychological functions.

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