How does the Bible frame itself? Beginning with Genesis and ending with Revelation, the Bible, in the form and order we have it, frames its message as creation and re-creation of the world. The first two chapters describe the creation event, and the last two chapters in Revelation describe the re-creation event.
How does Western Christianity frame the scriptures? The West has adopted the human-centered narrative and has accommodated the scriptures toward privatism. Privatism is a preoccupation of God’s narrative for me. It forgets the cosmic nature of of God’s narrative and results in a narcissistic faith.
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