Is the Bible a Book of Right and Wrong?

Roxanne Jones: I think there's this privileging in your words that you're using about form, maybe not over content, but just as important as content. What we're really trying to do is represent how compelling and interesting this counter narrative is. That's gotting lost because of a prioritizing of content, where it's just list of rules or something like that. And yet, what i'm hearing you saying here is, you know, the energy in your voice, much of it has to do with getting in touch with things like the historical context,. How things would have been heard at the time? Let's assume that's possible. Every time i read it, yes