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Reading the Bible like an Episcopalian Part 1: ‘The Bible’s authority: Who’s got the last word?’

Reading the Bible like an Episcopalian Part 1: ‘The Bible’s authority: Who’s got the last word?’ - Reading the Bible like an Episcopalian was a series of talks by the Rev Dr Mike Hull, Director of Studies at the Scottish Episcopal Institute. The talks, delivered during the 2021 Season of Advent, reflected upon ways in which Episcopalians understand Holy Scripture. What is the Law? How do you read it?’, asks Jesus (Luke 10.26). Perhaps we should put the same question to ourselves. As Episcopalians, we affirm the Bible as God’s word, but how to we read it? Reading the Bible like an Episcopalian is a series of four talks in the Season of Advent to reflect upon ways in which Episcopalians understand Holy Scripture. Because we, like all Christians, read the Bible from own our perspective and within our own denomination, it is worth probing our own predilections. It is worth asking, in other words, what characterises an Episcopalian approach to the Bible over time, say, from the Reformation until today. - Part 2 -    • Reading the Bible like an Episcopalia...   Part 3 -    • Reading the Bible like an Episcopalia...   Part 4 -    • Reading the Bible like an Episcopalia...