epistemology

In The New Testament and the People of God, NT Wright offers an epistemological theory as a necessary prolegomenon to his overall work. He does this because he wants to defend the gospels against the charge that their value as historical documents has been fatally compromised by their theological purposes. Wright’s epistomology is fatally flawed and leads to unsustainable conclusions about history.

“I say unto you, whosoever shall not receive the kingdom of God as a little child shall in no wise enter therein.” [Luke: 18:17] Dwelling into the sphere of sensorial and verbal thinking, the Man is unaware of the fact that the object of his perception is actually, unknown.