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Part 2: Christendom and Biblical Interpretation
A. Introduction
looking at the important area of biblical interpretation,
asking how the Christendom mindset has influenced the way the Bible
was interpreted and applied, what alternatives there were in that
area, and how we might interpret the Bible in post-Christendom
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B. Christendom
and Biblical Interpretation
the Christendom mindset positively encourages interpreting the
Bible in ways that maintain and legitimise the existing social
order that benefits both church and state, not in ways that might
offer a prophetic challenge to the people
It's time for a new look at the Bible - after all, the teaching
of Jesus and of the New Testament seems to be designed for communities
of disciples, not for a whole society that is coerced or induced
to be "Christian."
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C. Reformation
and Biblical Interpretation
some of the groups that took a new look at the Bible and their
take on how Jesus had been marginalised as a result of Christendom
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D. Biblical
Interpretation in Post-Christendom
it's time to put Jesus at the centre - and start letting him
affect every part of our lives
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