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Serving the Sighs of the Working Class in South Africa with Marxist Analysis of the Bible as a Site of Struggle

Marx, Marxism and the Spiritual, 2020
In 1987 the South African biblical scholar Itumeleng Mosala was the first black theologian from either the United States or South Africa to argue that the Bible was intrinsically a site of class struggle.
G. West
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The Dead Sea Scrolls

Ancient Israelite and Early Jewish Literature, 2005
“It’s great that Macalester is located within an urban area that provides such opportunities for extracurricular learning, and that the school is able to integrate itself into the community this way.” How do you get fragile 2,000-year-old text fragments ...
Richard Rathbone   +77 more
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Learning Morphosyntactic Analyzers from the Bible via Iterative Annotation Projection across 26 Languages

Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, 2019
A large percentage of computational tools are concentrated in a very small subset of the planet’s languages. Compounding the issue, many languages lack the high-quality linguistic annotation necessary for the construction of such tools with current ...
Garrett Nicolai, David Yarowsky
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The Bible as a Product of Cultural Power: The Case of Gender Ideology in the English Standard Version

Sociology of religion, 2019
Sociologists whose research intersects with American Christianity recognize the critical importance of the Bible to understanding many Americans’ beliefs, values, and behaviors, but their operative approach to the Bible generally ignores that “the Bible”
Samuel L. Perry
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Before the Bible

Oxford Scholarship Online, 2018
This book reveals the landscape of scripture in an era prior to the crystallization of the Tanakh, the Jewish Bible, and before the canonization of the Christian Bible.
J. Newman
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The Bible as coping tool: Its use and psychological functions in a sample of practicing Christians living with cancer

Archive for the Psychology of Religion/ Archiv für Religionspsychologie, 2019
This study addresses the Bible as a coping tool in a sample of Swedish practising Christians living with cancer, gathered through a qualitative, in-depth interview study, on religious experiences and expressions that serve in the process of coping with a
M. Lundmark
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Emergence and Evolution of the West Karaim Bible Translation Tradition

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2023
Karaim is a severely endangered language belonging to the Turkic language family and its only surviving dialect is Northwest Karaim with speakers in Lithuania and Poland.
Michał Németh, Anna Sulimowicz-Keruth
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Oral Bible Translation and Its Role in the Future of Bible Translation

The Bible Translator, 2023
This article is about oral Bible translation (OBT), its key features, and how it differs from both written Bible translation and oral Bible storying.
B. Cleaver
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“The king will be corrupt too!” Teaching thinking in bible studies

The Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2023
Bible studies are one of the foundations of Israeli education. Nevertheless, this content area has been neglected for many years and it is now bordering on crisis.
Ehud Tsemach, A. Zohar
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Engaging with the Bible in Visual Culture

Religion and the Arts, 2019
Increasingly articulate contemporary art practices are engaging with biblical representation, revealing new relationships with religion through the availability of the word in image.
Sheona Beaumont
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