to which we can add Mary Hess' link to Little Red Riding Hood as infographic.Go ahead. They’re little and red. By Tale of Tales, by Tomas Nilsson, by Donna Leishman, by Jason Ermer, by Gammick Entertainment, by Nick Montfort, by Roald Dahl, by Monty Python, by Tex Avery, by Kenneth Whitley.
So, tell me please gentle reader, was/were the one(s) you consumed "same" story, or a new story? And why?
Labels: bible, culture, digital, hermeneutics, narrative
¶ 6:44 AM
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Are there Biblical stories like Monty Python? :)
You can see I am almost doing narrative - I did three verses of Ruth.
Then I went back to poetry and am bulldozing my way through Job - I got the whole thing into a database today - and after a short break, I hope to tackle automatic translation of the rest of the book (just kidding).
By 
Bob MacDonald, at
April 1, 2009 2:13 PM
Yes, I noticed Ruth, and have some of the Job posts sitting waiting to read properly - things have been somewhat busy while we try to sell our house :(
By Tim, at
April 1, 2009 5:15 PM
