Is it fine that we have a different method for ascribing inerrancy to Scripture than we do for other documents?

You can learn about the way the world is, and in particular the workings of your own mind, by saturating yourself in the world of myth.

To what extent do you give the Bible authority, influence, weight, or power in your life?

Temporarily adopting the rules of the biblical authors’ and audience’s language-games is the key to fruitful, modern interpretation.

How can we trust that the English words on the page of our versions accurately capture the intentions of the Biblical author?

I've grown more and more interested in the complexity, beauty, and import of what the Bible-Library has to offer.

Have you ever been accused of this - or told someone else they're guilty of it?

Are the theological and moral takeaways from those stories enhanced significantly, if at all, were we to discover his bones?