As you may know there are many books, blogs and articles that make claims about the unreliability of the Bible. Often Christians have similar concerns because they don’t have sufficient information about the Bible. Craig L. Blomberg’s book Can We Still Believe the Bible? An Evangelical Engagement with Contemporary Questions doesn’t break new ground in Biblical studies. […]
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Literally Literal,It’s Not About You (Or Me)
In the previous post, we began thinking about what constitutes a literal reading of the Bible. One aspect of a literal reading is taking the situation and world view of the original audience into account. The various books of the Bible were written to and by people in a particular time and place. But this […]
