In the Beginning, There Were Stories: Thoughts about the Oral Tradition of the BibleCan be used both as an introduction to reading Scripture or as a tool to help readers understand Scripture from a new perspective. In conversational style, bestselling author Father Bill Bausch discusses revelation, truth wrapped in story, the difference between print and oral stories, and the chasm between biblical and contemporary culture. |
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Table des matières
Introduction | 1 |
Time Marches On | 20 |
A Library of Stories | 26 |
Hurtful Prejudice | 32 |
Oral Story vs Print | 41 |
Under the Mediterranean Sun | 57 |
Rules of the Story | 79 |
The Oral Tradition | 91 |
The Stories Are Tall | 126 |
Lets Go to the Movies | 135 |
Central Casting | 146 |
The Bible as Mirror and Viewpoint | 156 |
Told and Scripted | 170 |
Plot Lines | 179 |
HisStory | 191 |
Why Stories? | 199 |
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