==Lectura e Interpretación==
NT Wright, an influential New Testament scholarun influyente erudito del Nuevo Testamento, paints a quick picture of the history of reading the New Testament in his book pinta un panorama rápido de la historia de la lectura del Nuevo Testamento en su libro ''The New Testament and the People of God''. Wright recommends reading the New Testament as not only historical but theologicalrecomienda la lectura del Nuevo Testamento, no sólo como histórico, sino teológico, contexts enabling contextos que permitan el [[Christianitycristianismo]] to maintain a practice of historical [[theology]]. However throughout the history of reading the NT there have been;
{{cquote|... four ways (pre-critical, historical, theological and postmodern readings) correspond very broadly to three movements within the history of Western culture in the last few centuries. The first belongs to the period before the Enlightenment of the eighteenth century; the second, to the major emphasis of the Enlightenment, sometimes known as 'modernism' or 'modernity'; the third, to a corrective on the second, still from within the Enlightenment worldview has begun to break up under questioning from many sides, and which has become known as 'postmodern.'<ref>NT Wright, ''The New Testament and the People of God'' (Fortress Press 1992), pg. 7</ref>|}}