But I wonder if I can keep up with all the postings. But what's fun for me is that for the first time in a long time I'm dealing with things other than church growth and evangelism. My colleagues have made church growth and evangelism into almost a cult and have greatly neglected the Bible itself. I do think, though, as one of the posts said, b-greek is getting too linguistic. This has already happened in philosophy.
Linguistic analysis has the aura of the scientific.
Yet linguistics like everything else has its presuppositions. Biblical interpretation should lead to theology. What is needed are b-greek scholars who approach the Greek text of the NT like Allan Bloom and Leo Strauss approached the Greek text of Plato.