Canon and Criterion in Christian Theology

The book critiques conventional views of canon that limit it to scripture and use it as a standard for truth, arguing that this approach misplaces the church's canonical heritage within epistemology. It explores the implications of this perspective from early church Fathers to contemporary feminist theology, highlighting the detrimental effects of conflating canon with epistemological criteria. Through this analysis, the author aims to reframe the understanding of canon beyond mere scripture, emphasizing its broader significance in theological discourse.