Since Christ was understood to be the carnal manifestation of the Scriptures — the Word made flesh, according to the literary scholar James Kearney — the Bible was reflexively endowed with human properties.
The Tradition of the Book Continues - NYTimes.com
The NYT is continuing their grand tradition of publishing people unfamiliar with important Christian doctrine, I see. I don’t know whether to laugh or cry, to be honest.
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Thank you, NYT, for teaching me obscure theology.
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LOL WHAT
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