| Cultural sociologists tend to reject scientific methods, instead hermeneutically focusing on words, artifacts and symbols. |
| It was both historically imprecise and hermeneutically empty. |
| Any theological reflection which wants to he hermeneutically based and historically valid, cannot fail to take into consideration this affirmation, even though it cannot be accepted uncritically in all its consequences. |
| Hermeneutically, the contemporary goal is to peel away layers of interpretive enculturation to retrieve and reappropriate the original experience. |
| Georg Friedrich Meier is another hermeneutically minded philosopher within the Leibniz-Wolffian paradigm. |
| It also means, moreover, that in disputes about biblical authority nobody has the high ground morally or hermeneutically. |
