Wednesday, July 13, 2005

reading the [biblical] text in a postmodern world

Prodigal is rehashing some theologising I did around Winnie the Pooh and reading the Bible. For those who are about to dismiss me as sacriligious (assuming you haven’t already:)), I was struck by the relationship between the inspiration of Biblical text and community memory in the Piglet Big movie.

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“… As they [Piglet, Rabbit, Eeyore and Tiger] start a process of communal re-telling, so they find themselves in a process of communal re-living… As we tell the story, our lives are changed … Re-telling and re-living cannot be separated.”

For those interested in more, I did a sermon once on Bible Sunday, exploring Pooh, Piglet and reading the Bible.

Maybe we should show Piglets Big movie for a film:church at Opawa? And now I am eagerly awaiting Pooh’s Heffalump movie for more theological reflection ( Quick time promo here).

Posted by steve at 10:11 AM

1 Comment

  1. Got to be something there in the heffalump movie for you – the youngest disciple excluded from the mission but meeting the need through friendship – limited review while waiting for site to load colouring pictures!!! Enjoyed last night thanks for your hospitality

    Comment by JO & Beky — July 14, 2005 @ 10:24 am

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