10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LITERALISTICALLY»
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1
Abusing Scripture: The Consequences of Misreading the Bible
... to my knowledge, no sane Christian has ever taken Jesus' words in Matthew 5:
29-30—about tearing out an eye or cutting off a hand that causes one to sin—
with wooden literalism, or literalistically. To take these words literally, however, is
to ...
2
Jonathan Edwards's Bible: The Relationship of the Old and ...
He admits that the former “often are hyperbole” and that taken [“literalistically”]
they express more than is intended.91 But rather than curtail his argumentative
use of metaphors, hyperbolic metaphors of the temporal world are evidence to ...
Stephen R. C. Nichols, 2013
3
The Evolution of Modern Metaphysics: Making Sense of Things
I tried to show in §7 of the previous chapter that there is more to Hegel's
extravagances than meets the literalistically schooled eye. The fact remains that
there is plenty in what meets the literalistically schooled eye to arouse deep
aversion.
4
Sydney Anglicans and the Threat to World Anglicanism: The ...
The key difference between the Evangelical and fundamentalist position for
Jensen is that while he reads the bible literally – 'that is, on its own terms' – he
does not read it 'literalistically', he said. It is a highly nuanced distinction, so
nuanced ...
5
Breaking the Code with Leaders Guide: Understanding the Book ...
Wetrivialize the account if we makeacomposite picture ofthe heavenlyChrist
showing each ofthese features literalistically. One should think of it likethis:a
young manwrites alove letterto his fiancee, describing how charmingshe is. Her
eyes,he ...
Bruce M Metzger, Professor of New Testament Language and Literature Bruce M Metzger, Donn Downall, 2014
6
To See a World in a Grain of Sand: Reconciling the Saints to ...
Newtonian physics is not deterministic and the belief that it was so was a result of
literalistically interpreting the simple equations which come from Newton's laws of
motion. Yes, even those creatures of pure thought, physicists and evolutionary ...
7
The Didache in Context: Essays on Its Text, History, and ...
1 E.g., see Ambrose, who can speak literalistically about the eucharistic elements
, and then speak of the eucharist as the kiss of Christ of which the Song of
Solomon is a type (DeSacra 4.14-20; 5.5-17). For an English translation, see RJ.
I argue that apocalyptic language cannot be taken so completely literalistically. It
is not a matter of taking the apocalyptic language of the New Testament '
literalistically' – after all, much of the language is both borrowed from the Old
Testament ...
9
Cosmology and Eschatology in Jewish and Christian ...
they would have translated freely and accurately, rather than literalistically (i.e.,
they would have used avOfxonov rather than vibe, dv9pcbno\>). The hearer or
reader would have been expected to infer the allusion to Jesus from the context.
Adela Yarbro Collins, 2000
10
Biblical Fundamentalism: What Every Catholic Should Know
Reading literalistically, in which one slavishly interprets each word in a narrow
fashion, is something else. Whereas fundamentalists read many passages
literalistically, Catholics recognize a deeper sense in Scripture that can go
beyond the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LITERALISTICALLY»
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literalistically is used in the context of the following news items.
How Conservatism Kept Obamacare Alive
... state”) should not lead to the implosion of the entire health care system, and thus should be read in context, rather than purely literalistically. «Daily Beast, Jun 15»
Shorter Daily Beast: Roberts Ruling Was Conservative Judicial …
... state”) should not lead to the implosion of the entire health care system, and thus should be read in context, rather than purely literalistically. «NewsBusters, Jun 15»
Can Christians believe in dinosaurs?
The account of the six days of creation, for example, is not to be read too literalistically but rather understood in its own literary terms. «ChristianToday, Jun 15»
When Did God Stop Beating His Wife?
Writers have been accustomed–trained–by this profusion to write books as straightforwardly, as literalistically, as possible. The competition for ... «Patheos, Mar 15»
REV. HAUPT: Defending Luther
... Christendom a great disservice by suggesting that Scripture cannot be taken at face value when it speaks plainly (literally, not literalistically); ... «Grand Haven Tribune, Jan 15»
War Without End, Alas
... state”) should not lead to the implosion of the entire health care system, and thus should be read in context, rather than purely literalistically. «Daily Beast, Jan 15»
The Amazing Incuriosity Of The New Atheists
... the identification of Christianity with the cruder forms of conservative American Evangelicalism that treat the Bible as a literalistically-explicit ... «Patheos, Jan 15»
Hillary Group: Shes Not Rich, Shes You
... state”) should not lead to the implosion of the entire health care system, and thus should be read in context, rather than purely literalistically. «Daily Beast, Dec 14»
Categories of creationists ... and their views on science
So, if you are religious then you squeeze your religion into a scientific mould; Genesis chapters 1-3, for example, are read literalistically as ... «The Conversation AU, Sep 14»
Fine art and cuisine fuse in curATE pop-up dinner events
Tusk said his choices were not specifically or literalistically tied to any of the art. In some cases, he hasn't even seen the work that will be shown ... «SFGate, Aug 14»
