Audio- Reading the Bible Critically and Religiously: Jewish, Catholic and Protestant Perspectives

Last updated on: November 17, 2010 at 10:37 am by benspackman

Audio- Reading the Bible Critically and Religiously: Jewish, Catholic and Protestant Perspectives 2010-11-17T10:37:55-07:00 benspackman

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I posted a link and thoughts on Peter Enns’ take on the question of reading the Bible through both academic and religious/devotional lenses. Now the audio of the entire panel presentation is available. Marc Brettler of Brandeis presents a Jewish perspective and Daniel J. Harrington (Boston College) a Catholic perspective. The whole thing is moderated by Jeffrey Tigay (University of Pennsylvania, himself a great Jewish scholar of the Hebrew Bible) and includes a Q&A with students. It’s worth listening to. Link

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