Dustin Frantz’s Reviews > Preaching Through Time: Anachronism as a Way Forward for Preaching > Status Update

A concern I have after reading chapter 4 is at what point does the attempt of anachronism as Barton defines it start to violate or obscure the narrative details in that past time of the biblical text or story? Because those details were given for specific reasons, what risk is there of losing them in anachronism?

Paul connecting the Israelites and the Corinthians together in 1 Cor 10 as a sort of anachronism as Barton defined it

Gives some interesting ideas for how to view doctrine and theology as not merely static but living and dynamic, moving past the propositional and experiential ideas of doctrine

Eschatology as the central piece of uniting past, present, and future together

Time important to emphasize in preaching