Misusing Scripture (Routledge New Critical Thinking in Religion, Theology and Biblical Studies)

Cover\nHalf Title\nSeries Page\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nTable of Contents\nAcknowledgments\nList of contributors\nPart 1 Introduction\n	Chapter 1 Introducing Misusing Scripture: What Are Evangelicals Doing with the Bible?\nPart 2 Inerrancy and Textual Criticism\n	Chapter 2 The Error of Biblical Inerrancy: The Bible Does Not Exist!\n	Chapter 3 Building a House on Sand: What Do Evangelicals Do When They Do Textual Criticism of the Old Testament?\nPart 3 Archaeology and History\n	Chapter 4 Christian Fundamentalism, Faith, and Archaeology\n	Chapter 5 The New York Times and the Sensationalizing of Archaeological Stories from the Holy Land, 1920–1930\nPart 4 The Bible in Its Ancient Context\n	Chapter 6 “Your Eye Shall Have No Pity”: Old Testament Violence and Modern Evangelical Morality\n	Chapter 7 Avoiding the Apocalypse in the Book of Daniel\n	Chapter 8 A Resurrection Fallacy\nPart 5 The Bible in Its Contemporary Context\n	Chapter 9 Why Academic Biblical Scholars Must Fight Creationism\n	Chapter 10 Second-Amendment Exegesis of Luke 22:35–53: How Conservative Evangelical Bible Scholars Protect Christian Gun Culture\n	Chapter 11 Virginal Blood of the Marriage Covenant: Deuteronomy 22:13–21 in Evangelical Purity Culture\n	Chapter 12 Essentializing “Woman”: Three Neoliberal Strategies in the Christian Right’s Interpretations on Women in the Bible\nIndex