Jordan and Conner talk with Tyler Wittman and Bobby Jamieson about their book on biblical reasoning. They cover topics like: What are the two modes of reasoning? How do they relate? Why is the model of raw material and its development an unhelpful one? What is an alternative? What do you think theological retrieval means? How does it look for this project? Why is vision such an important metaphor? How does faith function in our knowing God? What is the school of Christ? What is the curriculum of Christ? Why are we justified in presupposing that God is infinite and unchangeable when interpreting the Bible? What does the Trinity have to do with reading Scripture? How are we to read and understand the paradoxical statements about Christ? What is partitive exegesis and why is it important? Can you walk me through how all this works with John 5:17-30? And more.Resources:1) Biblical Reasoning: Christological and Trinitarian Rules for Exegesis, Bobby Jamieson and Tyler WittmanFind out more about the L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture's upcoming conference on human formation here.Support the show