Method · Biblical Analysis
Reading Scripture on Its Own Terms
This section reads the biblical text itself — narrative structure, genre, authorship, and intertextuality — using the standard evidentiary tools of biblical criticism. This is distinct from the site's literary-criticism essays, which read secular fiction and film as arguments in dialogue with Christian doctrine. Where those essays argue from form and reception, this section argues from the text of Scripture as the norm those essays are measured against.
Studies for this section are in progress. Entries will appear here as they're published — starting with "Genesis 3:15 and the Shape of Every Story."
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