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• What is the difference between systematic theology and biblical theology?
• Which is more important: systematic theology or biblical theology?
• Do systematic theology and biblical theology inform each other?
• Does biblical theology reflect the content and priorities of the Bible?
• Why do biblical theologians focus on extraordinary acts of God?
• How might biblical theology make use of an ordinary act of God?
• Do Christians always reformulate theology in response to culture?
• Is it dangerous to reformulate theology in response to culture?
• What is the difference between critical and evangelical biblical theology?
• Why do critical biblical theologians value Heilsgeschischte or redemptive history?
• If we focus entirely on Jesus and redemptive history, what might we miss?
• How did Hodge's view of evangelical biblical theology differ from Warfield's view?
• What was Vos' view of evangelical biblical theology?
• Why is it important to realize that the Bible records actual history?
• Why are both act and word revelation important?
• How is act revelation radial and ambiguous?
• How can we prove that the Bible records true history?
• Doesn't God constantly provide revelation?
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• How should shifts in revelation influence modern application?
• How do epochal shifts correspond to periods of increased revelation?
• How is the history of revelation organic?
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