Interpretive Maximalism: Are there Brakes?

Alastair Roberts discusses the Theopolitan Reading of Scripture and the need for controls. This is part one of a short series.
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[@stcmattb]

Excellent!

[@e.msanchez5020]

I am from Venezuela, I now read Matthew and I had not understood it so deeply since I discovered your material.

[@mikequist1]

Thank you for this talk. I've heard the charge of interpretive maximalism lodged against Dr. Jordan's work and have wondered about its validity. This series will surely be helpful in guarding my own Bible studies from falling off some interpretive cliff.

[@Triumph_of_the_Sky]

What?