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canonical criticism: a standalone construct

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Biblical studies

the study of the Bible as canon, asking how its traditions were shaped and reread by the believing communities that kept them as authoritative.

In biblical studies, canonical criticism refers to the study of the Bible as canon, asking how its traditions were shaped and reread by the believing communities that kept them as authoritative. This meaning comes from Sanders (1972) in Torah and canon.[1]

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  1. Sanders, J. A. (1972). Torah and canon. Fortress Press. ISBN 9780800601058

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