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Tropological reading or "moral sense" is a
Christian tradition, theory, and
practice of
interpreting the
figurative meaning of the Bible. It is part of...
- the Bible. In Christianity, the four
senses are literal, allegorical,
tropological and anagogical. In
Kabbalah the four
meanings of the
biblical texts are...
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describe four
methods of
interpreting the scriptures: literal/historical,
tropological/moral, allegorical/typological, and anagogical. Hugh of
Saint Victor...
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spiritual sense,
which includes the
allegorical sense, the
moral (or
tropological) sense, and the
anagogical sense, as
opposed to the
literal sense. It...
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modern criticism,
especially in deconstruction.
Tropological criticism (not to be
confused with
tropological reading, a type of
biblical exegesis) is the...
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modern criticism,
especially in deconstruction.
Tropological criticism (not to be
confused with
tropological reading, a type of
biblical exegesis) is the...
- the Oral
Torah which revealed the text's allegorical, anagogical, or
tropological meaning,
rather than by a
literal reading.
Lacunae in
received tradition...
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ecclesiological (i.e.
related to the church's history); and
moral or
tropological (i.e.
related to the soul's
growth in virtue). Finally, the five visions...
- approach—to
interpreting Scripture and
interested in the
literal and
tropological senses.: 145
French theologian Louis Bouyer commented "Erasmus was to...
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called allegorical, in
which one fact
pointed to another; one they
called tropological, or moral,
which had to do with what
should be done; and one they called...
