US EditionHistoricity versus historiography in the workplace
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Historicity versus historiography in the workplace
I first encountered the terms historicity and historiography as an undergraduate studying biblical criticism. Like many students cracking open ancient texts for the first time, I was struck by how much of the Bible’s power — and controversy — comes not just from what it says but from how its story is told and retold. Is the account rooted in fact (historicity), or is it shaped by the way people have interpreted, recorded and passed it along (his…
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