Bible Quote by Thomas C. Foster

“It has become increasingly necessary to abandon the use of biblical historiography as a viable source for our own historical writing .. We must…

— Frank Charles Thompson

“It’s easy for our young people to think of the biblical stories as taking place long, long ago and far, far away, and thus…

— Sarah Arthur

“Modernity Seen Thru Scripture; Not Scripture Seen Thru Modernity”

— monk of YHVH

“It is already apparent that the ‘minimalist’ view of the Bible as wholly fictitious and unhooked from historical reality, may be as much of…

— Simon Schama

“Sadly, we have confused biblical literature with history, and turned prophecy into biography.”

— Eli Of Kittim

“Biblical expositors are not pining away in their studies searching for ways to bring relevancy to their message. They don’t need to. The Bible…

— David R. Helm

“Ours is a historical faith, and to uproot the Bible from its historical contexts is self-contradictory.”

— Peter Enns

“Religious imagery and symbolism were the common idioms that all speakers employed when making rhetorical points. Rather than indicating a level of personal piety,…

— Steven K. Green

“For eighteen centuries avid and pious Christians of divergent sects had overlaid the simplicity of Biblical scenes with tawdry symbolism, rude commercialism, and pious…

— David H. Finnie

“Our culture abounds with hollow and deceptive theories of change that masquerade as biblical wisdom, often because they borrow some aspect of biblical truth.…

— Timothy S. Lane

“In the context of real life, the Bible seems refreshingly whole, an honest reflection on humanity in relation to the sacred and the profane.”

— Philip Yancey

“There is also a context constituted by the formation of the literature into a larger whole, a context that is literary and/or canonical: “The…

— R.W.L. Moberly