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Old 09-09-2014, 07:53 PM   #8
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Default Re: LSM's Etymological Errors - Nigel Tomes

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Tomes argued that Kittel failed to "distinguish adequately between a word and a concept; an over-reliance on etymology, including the ‘root fallacy;’ the errors of ‘illegitimate identity transfer’ and ‘‘illegitimate totality transfer’; deciding the meaning of words independently of their use in sentences and discourse; and identifying theological thought in words, rather than word-combinations or sentences...” Those sound like technical problems.
To hear Lee tell it Kittel's Dictionary suffered from none of the fallacies claim by Tomes. So, so far, at this point, all we have is Tomes' word against Lees' ; he said she said.

And I'm not interested or willing enough to spend $150.00 to determine who's right.

This is my crucial realization: While in the LC I thought Lee was getting the meaning of NT Greek words by revelation from the heavenly realm.

Now I learn that, like everybody else he came by them from the earthly realm ; or in this case below that -- think the abyss -- if he came by them from a Nazi Jew hater.
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