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cognitive-propositional model: a standalone construct

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Christian theology

Lindbeck's label for theories that treat doctrines as informative truth claims about objective realities.

In Christian theology, cognitive-propositional model refers to Lindbeck's label for theories that treat doctrines as informative truth claims about objective realities. This meaning comes from Lindbeck (1984) in The nature of doctrine.[1]

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References

Lindbeck, G. A. (1984). The nature of doctrine. Westminster Press. ISBN 9780664233358

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