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Daily Archives: March 14, 2011
Ruether on the Western Scientific Narrative
Yesterday, I shared Rosemary Ruether’s critique of three creation accounts: Enuma Elish, Genesis 1, and Plato’s Timaeus. In this post, I will share Ruether’s problems in Gaia and God with Western scientific accounts, or popular renditions of them. First, Ruether … Continue reading
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Van Seters: Imitation of Babylonian Piety
In Exodus 20:18-20, the Israelites are afraid to hear God directly on account of the thunder, lightning, trumpet blast, and smoking mountain that are accompanying his revelation. Moses tells the Israelites that God is doing this so that his fear … Continue reading
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