Saturday, 07 November 2009

  • Consuming Scripture

    Modern attempts to justify scripture’s legitimacy as primarily a sourcebook for gleaning doctrinal truths (fundamentalist-evangelicalism), illustrating moral and philosophical ideals (liberalism), or bearing relevance for practical living (seeker-sensitive Christianity) fail to convey that the Bible is the ultimate Story, the story that envelops all of our stories. We must approach the Bible, God’s storied world, from the standpoint that it envelops and consumes us when we consume it.

    ...Christians – including scholars – can never master the text, but the text, which bears witness to the triune God, can and should master them.

    –Paul Metzger, Consuming Jesus

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