Brian Felushko
Former conservative Christian apologist and fundamentalist pastor; now retired and continuing deconstructionist, who is uncertain about almost everything theological and hermeneutical.
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Inspired, Inerrant, and Infallible?
In Chapter Two of Marcus J. Borg’s book, Reading the Bible Again for the First Time: Taking the Bible Seriously but Not Literally, under the heading “The Bible as a Human Response to God,” he makes the following statements[1]:
The inspir...
Do I Have Enough Within? Do You?
When Israel’s mythology is interpreted as our historiography
When obvious fiction is unbelievably portrayed as fact
When acts of cruelty are rationalized as deeds of love
When lies are presented as truth …
When every human interaction i...
A Very Brief Introduction/Overview to the Earliest Biblical Codices
Codex Sinaiticus
Dated?
· The manuscript (MS) we possess is dated to approximately 330–360 CE
· The MS we possess was discovered in 1814 at St. Catherines Monastery at Sinai
Language?
· This biblical codex is written enti...
Reading My Bibles for What They Are
The title of this post may seem odd to at least some of you, or maybe not. Either way, let me explain, a word/phrase at a time, why I purposely chose this title.
‘Reading…’
According to Oxford, reading is “the activity or skill of loo...
Reading "Sapiens"
A couple of weeks ago I began reading Yuval Naoh Harari’s 2014 book, Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind. Harari’s has a PhD in History from Oxford and is a lecturer at Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
Certainly, Harari has received a co...
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Former conservative Christian apologist and pastor engaged in an ongoing quest regarding faith lost and found. I am learning to live with much uncertainty and the tensions between faith and agnosticism.
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