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Reading the Bible has a strong element of encounter to it. The Bible does not merely invite a response--it requires it. "The Bible's claim to truth," writes Auerbach, "is not only far more urgent than Homer's, it is tyrannical--it excludes all other claims. The world of the Scripture stories is not satisfied with claiming to be a historically true reality--it insists that it is the only real world".
Part of the didacticism of biblical literature is its premise of the primacy of the inner and spiritual. Significant action consists of a person's response to external reality and does not reside in external reality itself. According to the Bible, people's problems do not stem primarily from outward events or the hostility of the environment. External events, whether large or small, provide the occasion for significant moral action, whether good or bad. In such a view, everything that happens to a person is important, since it represents an oppor
Part of the didacticism of biblical literature is its premise of the primacy of the inner and spiritual. Significant action consists of a person's response to external reality and does not reside in external reality itself. According to the Bible, people's problems do not stem primarily from outward events or the hostility of the environment. External events, whether large or small, provide the occasion for significant moral action, whether good or bad. In such a view, everything that happens to a person is important, since it represents an oppor
성경은 그것을 발생의 강한 요소가 읽기. 성경은 단순히 응답을 초대하지 않습니다 - 그것이 필요합니다. "진리를 성경의 주장은,"Auerbach, "글을뿐만 아니라 훨씬 더 급한 호머의, 그것보다 폭군입니다 - 다른 모든 주장은 제외됩니다. 성경은 이야기의 세계는 역사적 사실이라고 주장하는 현실에 만족하지 - - &