I’ve been enjoying
immensely your online lecture series on The Psychological Significance of the Biblical Stories. Hearing you reframe these familiar truths and ancient tropes in the terminology
of psychology and mythology — and occasionally in plain secular language, rather
than religiously and liturgically — has lit up the OT landscape for me in a
new way. As you mentioned in your fourth lecture, a hypothesis that works itself
out in human experience on multiple levels is that much more likely to
represent the real state of things.
