allegoresis造句

• This is allegoresis, or the act of reading a story as an allegory.
• Together with other leading figures in the Reformation, Luther therefore attacked and rejected Catholic allegoresis:
• In Bayless'words, it should be read as an " allegory parodying allegoresis and biblical exegesis ".
• This further reinforces the idea of forced allegoresis, as allegory is often a matter of interpretation and only sometimes of original artistic intention.
• After Aristotle left the Academy and founded his own school, he did not seem to share the ambivalence toward allegoresis expressed in Plato's dialogues.
• Martin Luther's famous slogan'scripture alone'( " sola scriptura " ) implied the text of the Bible could be read by itself without the Catholic Church's elaborate traditions of allegoresis.
• Although Kahn does not see any extensive use of allegory or symbolism in Plato s dialogues, his approach calls for a kind of subtle interpretation that reaches conclusions he compares to those discovered by Neo-Platonist allegoresis.
• Christian writers such as Origen ( 184 / 185  253 / 254 ) took up the allegorized interpretations and began to read the Old Testament as a series of prefigurations of the New Testament, in a time when rhetorical training was common, when the classics of mythology were still standard teaching texts, when the Greek and Roman pantheon of gods were still visible forms ( if not always fully recognized by the more learned populace ), and when the new religions such as Christianity adopted or rejected pagan elements by way of " allegoresis " ( the study and interpretation of allegory ).