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2 Reclaiming the Stolen Bible One Contextual Bible Study at a Time: Engaging African Lived Realities
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See: Contextualizing the Haiyan Destruction See: Contextualizing the Haiyan Destruction
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Judge: The Use of Scripture and the Combined Biblical Ecological and Trauma Hermeneutics (CBETH) Judge: The Use of Scripture and the Combined Biblical Ecological and Trauma Hermeneutics (CBETH)
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Act: Testing the Combined Biblical Ecological and Trauma Hermeneutics (CBETH) Act: Testing the Combined Biblical Ecological and Trauma Hermeneutics (CBETH)
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Evaluate: Assessing the CBETH Contribution Evaluate: Assessing the CBETH Contribution
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Celebrate-Ritualize: Praying the Stations of the Cross in Post-Natural Disaster Context Celebrate-Ritualize: Praying the Stations of the Cross in Post-Natural Disaster Context
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17 Biblical Ecological Trauma Hermeneutics in a Post-Haiyan Context
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Published:July 2024
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Abstract
This chapter posits that a contextual biblical hermeneutics that incorporates both ecological hermeneutics and trauma theory together is needed for the engagement of how biblical passages were recontextualized and used in ministry in the aftermath of the 2013 super typhoon Haiyan, known as Yolanda in the Philippines. This paper analyses the ways in which biblical texts were used in pastoral ministry in a post-natural disaster setting like Haiyan to help in the stress-debriefing, to promote coping strategies for the survivors, and to assist in the meaning-making in this context. The chapter examines the hermeneutical issues in need of critical attention and provides suggestions for a better recontextualization of the Bible in a post-natural disaster setting where issues of ecology and trauma combine.
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