Religion as Metaphor Chest the eighteenth to the twentieth

the eighteenth to the twentieth

Provides in-depth

Aimed at researchers and graduate students in computer science

it addresses issues of historical agency and ideological dissemination and casts light on the mechanics of literary mystification

drawing on various documents and perspectives

Religion as Metaphor Chest the eighteenth to the twentiethBiblical stories are metaphorical. They may have been accepted as factual hundreds of years ago, but today they cannot be taken literally. Some students in religious schools even recoil from the "fairy tales" of religion, believing them to be mockeries of their intelligence. David Tacey argues that biblical language should not be read as history, and it was never intended as literal description. At best it is metaphorical, but he does not deny these