The Invention of the Biblical Scholar: A Critical Manifesto

Stephen D. Moore · Yvonne Sherwood

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This is an insightful survey of the history of Biblical criticism. The book explores how the curious figure of the Biblical scholar was created during the Enlightenment and how contemporary Biblical scholarship continues to pursue Enlightenment goals.

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