Are questions about historic interpretations or how specific people from history applied the field of hermeneutics to their work on topic?
I have tested the waters a little here: How consistent were Augustine's hermeneutics?
Are questions about historic interpretations or how specific people from history applied the field of hermeneutics to their work on topic?
I have tested the waters a little here: How consistent were Augustine's hermeneutics?
I personally think that they're very on topic.
How we understand and interpret the Bible has changed throughout history. Things that we have understood in the past we have corrected and modified throughout history. It's this history of hermeneutics and exegesis that has built the foundation of where we are today.
So, as long as the questions relate to translating and interpreting the text (even historical translation and interpretation methods), I think they're completely on topic.