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Historia, Theoria
in the Alexandrian tradition of biblical exegesis … every Old Testament narrative (historia) is expected to have a corresponding Christian allegorical meaning (theĊria). – Richard Bauckham, writing about the The Bride of God or the Lost Gospel of Joseph and … Continue reading
On Reading and fanfiction
Gay Christian Geek writes about reading, authorial intent, and whether there are limits to what can be read into a text: I don’t like telling people what they can and can’t do with texts. Of course you can do any … Continue reading
Gaudete Theology 