Biblical Literalists Believe Faith-Based and Critical Scholarship Are Equivalent. Photo: Thomas Hawk.

Newest Article: “Yes, That’s the Book for Me!”: Ethnographic Insights on White Evangelical Biblicism

Written by Mark Ward Sr

The flip side of white evangelical biblicism is “othering” perceived opponents of the Bible. This cognitive process establishes the group’s distinctiveness and prestige as it stands for God’s Word, makes believers aware of Bible “skeptics” with whom they are in competition, and bonds evangelicals… Read More

 

 

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