When we take allegorical stories, and try to pass them off as literal, the results can be horrifying!
Can you give an example of a story that should be taken allegorically, but instead is taken literally?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Goodbye Facebook
To all of my brethren out there who have supported my posts over the years, and contributed to absolutely wonderful and educational Masonic ...
-
To all of my brethren out there who have supported my posts over the years, and contributed to absolutely wonderful and educational Masonic ... -
If the crossing of symbols denotes "to guard," then the crossing of arms must denote a safe and guarded place to deposit prayers. ...
No comments:
Post a Comment