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| rdfs:comment | - Biblical literalism generally means accepting that every single word of the Bible is literally true (apart from clear parables). 1.
* Biblical literalists tend not to have impressively high IQ's. 2.
* Biblical literalists tend to have some emotional experience that convinces them that the Bible is profound truth, that they can trust their lives to what they see as the literal truth of the Bible. 3.
* Alternatively Biblical literalists are terrified that they will go to Hell if they refuse to accept the literal truth of the bible.
- Biblical literalism is a theological term, often attributed to the views of some Christians and Jews, which means taking the Bible at face value, as a literal telling of historic events.
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| abstract | - Biblical literalism generally means accepting that every single word of the Bible is literally true (apart from clear parables). 1.
* Biblical literalists tend not to have impressively high IQ's. 2.
* Biblical literalists tend to have some emotional experience that convinces them that the Bible is profound truth, that they can trust their lives to what they see as the literal truth of the Bible. 3.
* Alternatively Biblical literalists are terrified that they will go to Hell if they refuse to accept the literal truth of the bible.
- Biblical literalism is a theological term, often attributed to the views of some Christians and Jews, which means taking the Bible at face value, as a literal telling of historic events.
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