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Christians on 4chan say that the Bible was always interpreted literally, that literal interpretation of the Bible is not a modern phenomenon.
What does wikipedia say about this?
>The term "historical Jesus" refers to the life and teachings of Jesus as interpreted through critical historical methods, in contrast to what are traditionally religious interpretations.
IN CONTRAST TO
TRADITIONALLY
RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS
Do you understand what that means? It means traditionally Jesus was NOT interpreted through historical methods, i.e. Jesus was traditionally not seen as a historical person, only in recent times, after the reformation whereby any retard is said to be able to know how to correctly interpret scripture on their own, and then even more so after the internet, where tons of retards can live in echo chambers, was Jesus and the Bible at large viewed as history, interpreted literally. Literalism is not the traditional way of understanding Jesus or the Bible, but rather a modern phenomenon.
What does wikipedia say about this?
>The term "historical Jesus" refers to the life and teachings of Jesus as interpreted through critical historical methods, in contrast to what are traditionally religious interpretations.
IN CONTRAST TO
TRADITIONALLY
RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS
Do you understand what that means? It means traditionally Jesus was NOT interpreted through historical methods, i.e. Jesus was traditionally not seen as a historical person, only in recent times, after the reformation whereby any retard is said to be able to know how to correctly interpret scripture on their own, and then even more so after the internet, where tons of retards can live in echo chambers, was Jesus and the Bible at large viewed as history, interpreted literally. Literalism is not the traditional way of understanding Jesus or the Bible, but rather a modern phenomenon.
