Weekly Meeting 2/1/2024. Video here: https://youtu.be/g8A70Qw0kac
The Bible, like all works of written communication, leaves many elements implicit to be filled in by the audience’s assumptions. To cooperate with the author, we need to reconstruct, as best as possible, the shared world (or cognitive environment) of the original author and audience. One important tool is comparing literature from the same cognitive environment.
This episode is from our 2024 Spring lecture series. For more information and resources go to tx.ag/RatioChristi
Spring 2024 slides and handouts: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1B8Z4KtRud-cxTKGYx5hunvt88iwviUXD
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