Google Answers: Principle of the Fourfold Sense in Classic Medieval Theory of Interpretation

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Subject: Principle of the Fourfold Sense in Classic Medieval Theory of Interpretation
Category: Reference, Education and News > Teaching and Research
Asked by: jcaryd-ga
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Posted: 29 Sep 2004 13:20 PDT
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Question ID: 408059

I don't fully understand one of the four senses: Literal or plain
sense.  I think it does not mean that something in the Bible is
historically correct, but what then does it mean?  Is is more what did
the writers mean in the 1st Century when they were writing the text?

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