Law develops his theory of inspiration starting with texts as
varied as Virgil's Aeneid and Shakespeare's plays before focusing
on the Bible. Following Karl Jaspers, Law views all human knowledge
as having limits beyond which there exists the Transcendent. He
believes that there are symbols, signs and characters-or
"ciphers"-that inhabit religion and art and which point beyond
these horizons. Perceiving these is at the heart of inspiration and
the knowledge of God. For Law, the key to the question of
inspiration and the Bible lies with understanding the reader's
encounter with these ciphers, the supreme of which is Christ.
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