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Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Sunday's Text

Just when you thought it would be easy...

We have a choice of three at the moment: Adam and Eve, Good Samaritan or an empty week where we could look at how we read the bible, the questions we bring, the post-critical naivite ie looking over the texts not as historical truths but metaphors and symbols that you need faith to engage with.

All would be good. The first two would be very visual and I have an interesting spin on the Good Samaritan text. Adam and ve would also open up the post critical stuff, ie believing stories beyond believing they were historical truths.

Hmmm...

And also we have Noah too (forgot that one had been suggested) and again there is a good eco spin on that along with Noah lying naked and drunk in his vineyard and about to be disowned by his sons. Why don't the chidlren get to hear baout that bit?

Any that tips the balance? You've got till Wednesday teatime. Vote here.

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