Jiang's stated method: reading the Bible as literature rather than as scripture.
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literary interpretation
Jiang's stated method: reading the Bible as literature rather than as scripture.
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Jiang contrasts beliefs that God wrote every biblical word or inspired prophets with his own stated literary interpretation of the Bible.
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"...sense? So what I'm offering you today is not a scriptural interpretation of the Bible. I'm offering you what we call a literary interpretation..."
"We didn't really struggle against each other. We really didn't struggle against nature. We were one with nature and with each other. Okay? Any..."
"other cultures and by using literary interpretation and ultimately by using my imagination okay so please take what I what I say with a..."
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