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There is academic value in examining these disparate texts from more than one perspective. This value comes from maintaining an unbiased point of view as the reader, with the end goal being to use this perspective as a tool to further understand the Bible's theological component. The value comes more from the avoidance of misinterpretation, but may also provide insight through different techniques of analysis. These include but are not limited to the contextual, sociological, ideological, historical and psychological factors that contributed to the Bibles creation. Providing examples through feminist, ecumenical, gay and liberationist perspectives, the academic value of examining the New Testament texts, paralleled with the knowledge of the contributing factors mentioned above will make the definitive value of studying the texts using this method clearer.
The interpretation of the 27 canonical texts of the New Testament helps us to understand the text better by avoiding......

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