Re: Metavista, narrative, and the historical-critical project
Metavista, narrative, and the historical-critical project By: andrew (4 replies) Thu, 25/09/2008 - 17:05
- Re: Metavista, narrative, and the historical-critical project By: peter wilkinson (27/09/2008 - 20:05)
- Re: Metavista, narrative, and the historical-critical project By: andrew (29/09/2008 - 15:29)
- Re: Metavista, narrative, and the historical-critical project By: peter wilkinson (03/10/2008 - 14:03)
- Re: Metavista, narrative, and the historical-critical project By: john doyle (02/10/2008 - 13:37)
- Re: Metavista, narrative, and the historical-critical project By: andrew (29/09/2008 - 15:29)



Re: Metavista, narrative, and the historical-critical project
I’d probably agree with you there, but how do we determine what constitutes a legitimate application of a historically contextualized story to our own circumstances? Would it be appropriate, for example, to argue that the current economic crisis is prefigured (literally, analogically?) in Revelation 18:15-19? And if so, what conclusions would we draw from it? That liberal capitalism has come under the wrath of God? At what point do we actually transgress the historical narrative? Is it even possible to transgress the historical narrative?