Why We Must Reclaim The Bible From Fundamentalists
In the world of Christian scholarship, for example, to read the Bible literally is regarded as absurd. To call the words of the Bible "the Word of God" is more than naïve.
In the world of Christian scholarship, for example, to read the Bible literally is regarded as absurd. To call the words of the Bible "the Word of God" is more than naïve.
David Lose | Posted 10.06.2011
I was a little shocked to discover that three in ten Americans read the Bible literally. I don't read the Bible this way, and can't imagine doing so. Here are four reasons why.
John Backman | Posted 09.15.2011
The opposing sides of the Bible wars talk as if there were only two choices. Fact or fiction? Is the Bible factual in every respect, true for all time, or is it not? The conflict has raged for many decades, and it seems irreconcilable.
Posted 05.26.2011
By G. Jeffrey Macdonald Religion News Service Since 1985, scholars affiliated with the Jesus Seminar have been casting doubt on the authenticity of ...
Philip Gulley | Posted 05.25.2011
In the end, what I'm hoping for is a church a little less full of itself, and a little more full of love. It wouldn't take much, for love and grace and kindness have a way of multiplying.
Valerie Tarico | Posted 11.17.2011
It's a pleasure to land in the virtual company of believers who have no problem saying that sexism and homophobia and slavery and genocide are Bad, no matter how well credentialed their endorsers.
John Shelby Spong | Posted 12.13.2011