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      Tag: biblical literalism

      October 15, 2012

      Literally literal

      It is common these days to claim a literal reading of the Bible is the best reading of the Bible. When people talk about a literal reading they often mean what is sometimes called a plain reading of the text. In reality this often ends up with the text meaning whatever the reader thinks it […]

      Posted in Bible. Tagged Biblical hermeneutics, biblical literalism. 2 Comments
      September 2, 2011September 2, 2011

      Why?

      Sometimes I wonder why things are the way they are. Today I want to ask your thoughts on a particular question to see if you can help me understand. Why has it become so important that Genesis chapters one and two be interpreted literally? Why those particular chapters? This is not a science and religion […]

      Posted in Bible, Science and Religion. Tagged biblical literalism, Book of Genesis, Christianity. 9 Comments

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