In Criteria eight, for instance, Professor Jeanrond tells us that theology begins its works by interpreting the canonical texts of the Bible. One can agree with this particular criterion because it gives light to understanding the New Testament theology as textual theology. “Theology being textual contains meanings that can rather easily be investigated by proper methods. As many writers today emphasizes theology… is most often directed by meta narrative that can be discerned in many kinds of texts.” This speaks to Professor Jeanrond’s belief that theological interpretation is not at all based on the interpreter or the reader’s religious view or background. In fact one can assert from this reading the importance of sound biblical theologies,