

How (and How Not) to Read the Bible
19 snips Apr 14, 2022
Fr. Stephen De Young and Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick discuss interpreting the Bible historically and how misinterpretations can occur. They explore the evolution of historical understanding, the use of historical narratives, and the complexities of reading scripture. The podcast covers topics such as the origins of religious terminology, Thomas Aquinas' proofs for God, post-modernism in biblical interpretation, and understanding scriptures through storytelling and tradition.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Biblical Interpretation and Historical Understanding
01:35 • 2min
Exploring the Evolution of Historical Interpretation and its Impact on Biblical Reading
03:11 • 4min
The Use of Historical Narratives and Cultural Integration
07:21 • 19min
Exploring the Etymology and Complexity of Wissenschaft
26:27 • 6min
Exploring the Origins and Meanings of Religious Terminology and Epistemology
32:07 • 3min
Clarifying Thomas Aquinas' Proofs for the Existence of God
34:41 • 2min
Exploring the Complexities of Historical Interpretation
36:25 • 18min
Transition to Post-Modernism in Biblical Interpretation
54:25 • 21min
Understanding the Bible Through Storytelling
01:15:18 • 3min
Biblical Interpretation: Orthodox vs. Modern Approaches
01:18:23 • 22min
Exploring Phrenology and Hegel's Philosophy of History
01:40:31 • 3min
Understanding Biblical Texts through Historical and Cultural Contexts
01:43:54 • 18min
Exploring Life in an Orthodox Parish and Recognizing Unsung Devotion
02:01:43 • 2min
Interpreting Scripture Through Church Practices and Tradition
02:03:40 • 7min
Interpreting Scriptures through the Noetic Way and Application
02:10:27 • 26min
Encountering Christ Through Obedience and Good Works
02:36:45 • 14min
Conclusion and Blessing for the Listeners
02:50:45 • 2min