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Tag Archives: Biblical Criticism
My Bible – A Jew’s Perspective
The first essay in the new book by Marc Zvi Brettler (Brandeis University), Peter Enns (Eastern University) and Daniel J. Harrington (Boston College), The Bible and the Believer: How to Read the Bible Critically & Religiously, is by Brettler. In … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Problems for Faith
Tagged Biblical Criticism, Peter Enns
Can the Bible be read both critically and religiously?
On my commute recently I listened to the audio of a panel discussion at The University of Pennsylvania on “The Challenge of Reading the Bible Today: Can the Bible be read both Critically and Religiously? Jewish, Catholic and Protestant Perspectives,” … Continue reading
Posted in Bible
Tagged Biblical Criticism, Pete Enns
