Meanings of modern scholarship in English

Lorenzo was not, however, the boor modern scholarship has made out.

The view of more modern scholarship is that alchemy was all over the place.

He has done much to humanize theology and stimulate popular interest in modern scholarship.

Both used a new method-themethod of modern scholarship.

Thanks to the work of modern scholarship, English readers can now verify this dictum for themselves.

So much had been accomplished by modern scholarship.

However, modern scholarship also suggests that Fischer underplayed internal opposition to the kaiser's ideas within the German establishment.

We should be willing to learn all that modern scholarship has to teach about the course of revelation.

Denialism is a post-enlightenment phenomenon, a reaction to the "inconvenience" of many of the findings of modern scholarship.

Then let us see what kind of a Bible modern science and modern discovery and modern scholarship and modern life have given us.

There is not only no danger in a hospitable attitude toward modern scholarship, but many difficulties disappear through adjusting ourselves to present-day methods.

It is a simple, book by book introduction to the Bible in clear pastoral language, and takes into account the best in modern scholarship.

The reader will not be content with a mere affirmation, though the affirmation is based upon all that is worth counting in modern scholarship.

One finds such faults even in the works of modern scholarship if one examines them in the microscopic fashion in which Luke is studied here.

It seems to him soundly "British" to disbelieve all the best conclusions of modern scholarship, and to urge his own fanciful or shallow theories.

Modern scholarship offered no objective procedure to separate poetic invention from underlying fact.