Text, Image, and Otherness in Children's Bibles
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctt32c03q.5
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“…Others develop resources to connect children to Bible stories, even from a very young age (Moughtin‐Mumby, 2017). Scholars also analyse children's Bibles and their illustrations noting their potential influence on young readers (Dalton, 2016; Vander Stichele & Pyper, 2012). Childist biblical studies affirms the contributions and theological worth of modern children and offers a vehicle for connecting grass‐roots communities with the wider work of childism.…”
Section: Children In the Biblementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Others develop resources to connect children to Bible stories, even from a very young age (Moughtin‐Mumby, 2017). Scholars also analyse children's Bibles and their illustrations noting their potential influence on young readers (Dalton, 2016; Vander Stichele & Pyper, 2012). Childist biblical studies affirms the contributions and theological worth of modern children and offers a vehicle for connecting grass‐roots communities with the wider work of childism.…”
Section: Children In the Biblementioning
confidence: 99%