How the Bible Actually Works: In Which I Explain How An Ancient, Ambiguous, and Diverse Book Leads Us to Wisdom Rather Than Answers―and Why That’s Great News
by Peter Enns
Peter Enns examines the Bible as an ancient, ambiguous, and diverse collection of writings. Instead of focusing on fixed answers, he explores how reading the Bible can cultivate wisdom—and explains why its complexity, uncertainty, and variety may be valuable for contemporary readers.
About This Book
Peter Enns explores how the Bible actually works as an ancient, ambiguous, and diverse book.
Rather than presenting the Bible as a source of simple or definitive answers, the book considers how it can lead readers toward wisdom.
Its central perspective examines why uncertainty and interpretive complexity may be valuable rather than problematic.
This is a reflective work for readers interested in the Bible, wisdom, and the ways people engage with sacred texts.
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