'My Kingdom for a method':* Methodological preoccupation in areas of South African New Testament scholarship

Jeremy Punt

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There is a tendency among South African New Testament scholars to partici pate enthusiastically in the methodolomania which have recently emerged in New Testament scholarship worldwide. A number of reasons which are sug gested by scholars for the particular South African emphasis on methodology are critically surveyed. Some neglected aspects related to methodology are mentioned.

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