The non-religious interpretation of
Biblical concepts means that the concepts must be interpreted in such a way as not to make religion a precondition of faith.
It's one of
those biblical concepts meant to be more accepted than understood.
Not exact matches
But the
Biblical concept of prayer, as practiced by Christ Himself as a model for us, is to seek and obtain God's will, and they pray for God's will to be done (even if that
means going to the cross).
There is here a summary of Bultmann's controversial method of
Biblical interpretation, which tries to recover the deeper
meaning behind the mythological
concepts of the New Testament.
Judaism has always held belief in the
biblical concept of Teshuvah, which
means «return to God».
And at yet another point, we are told that, although evangelicals can not accept all of what process theists
mean when they say that the world is «God's body», there is a «striking parallel» between the process
concept of «God's self - embodiment in a redeemed world» and «the
biblical image of the church as the «Body of Christ»» (111).
But he clearly doesn't
mean by this that the
concept of omnipotence he attributes to God is derived solely from
biblical statements, for he immediately adds that «unfortunately, Scripture contains no explicit statement concerning God's omnipotence, nor does it discuss the issue in any philosophical way.»
Tradition and aother
biblical writings were given great weight as well, and the bible was not something that was seen as literal or without error... God inspired
meant God was the muse or
concept that moved people to write about their experiences, as well as a history and a bit of a rule book.
Many well -
meaning Christians today are unaware that the
biblical concept of «holiness» is derived from the word «separate.»
This can
mean anything from discussing
Biblical passages about transformation and redemption to discussing Christian values, such as defining what is right or wrong about a particular situation and how the Christian
concept of sin plays a role in relationships and human behavior.