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Sunday, May 16, 2004 

Theography

Fascinating review here about the origins and manifestations of the idea of God. Best bit:

"To suppose that the importance of the Bible depends on its historical truth is to argue like a fundamentalist. What matters and what has preserved it is its function as scripts for a drama. It offers stories that everyone can take part in. It provides a stage where we can find ourselves. But who we find depends to a large extent on our imaginations, and these are shaped by technology."



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