Untangling Cliché: "Blessing," Part II
Friday, May 28, 2010 at 7:18PM | by
Otter "Theological reading" as I mean it assumes a system lies behind the reading that makes coherent sense and leaves no remainder. The Bible isn't like that.
Read it like it's poetry, like it's written: it means you don't stand under the text waiting for it to tell you what you do not know, but rather is one man, or woman, or community's recollected perception of a truth for which they had no more words than you do.
And no fewer.

