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Saint Tom Wright on “Literal”

Posted on February 21, 2011 by paulhill

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This is a great, and brief, description of how we often (mis)use the word “literal” when referring to studies in Scripture. Enjoy!

From the Biologos Forum site. It’s worth checking out.

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