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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2021 · 54 MIN

Reading the Bible as Fiction | How ”IT” can Help us Understand Biblical Narrative | BP Ep. 27

from The Belfast Podcast · host Luke Byler

*Explicit Content Warning* (For the Bible too) In this episode, I attempt to frame how reading the Biblical Narrative like we read fiction can be helpful in understanding how smart stories work. I start with Stephen King's "IT", using the story of Beverly Marsh, how her childhood affects her as an adult, and how those allusions can aid in understanding the stories of Judah in Genesis 37 and 38. 

*Explicit Content Warning* (For the Bible too) In this episode, I attempt to frame how reading the Biblical Narrative like we read fiction can be helpful in understanding how smart stories work. I start with Stephen King's "IT", using the story of Beverly Marsh, how her childhood affects her as an adult, and how those allusions can aid in understanding the stories of Judah in Genesis 37 and 38.

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