Popular Culture's Interpretations of Biblical Characters

Many texts of the Bible are drawn in popular culture through visual texts. Pop culture is the most common and practical way for the public to gain insights about modern society's methods and behaviors (Lynch, 2005). Through America's most popular TV show "Family House", Jesus was explained before dying at the last supper. Another movie depicting pieces of Jesus life, such as his crucifixion and death, has been proven by Mel Gibson's movie "Crucifixion of Christ".

Religion and popular culture are generally considered to be two different categories, but the relationship between the Bible and popular culture is often dynamic. This can be seen in the Bible where Herod was dancing in Marco, and also in subsequent works of films, literature and art. When society changes and gives meaning of the character of the Bible in a way they can understand we see the dialectical process that evolving pop culture, social attitude, and religion shape each other.

Many texts of the Bible are drawn in popular culture through visual texts. Pop culture is the most common and practical way for the public to gain insights about modern society's methods and behaviors (Lynch, 2005). Through America's most popular TV show "Family House", Jesus was explained before dying at the last supper. - Escape from the Red Sea 14: 10 - 20 20 As the Pharaoh approached, the Israelites turned around and saw the Egyptians marching. The Israelites exclaimed to the LORD with great fear. 11 They said to Moses, "There is no grave in Egypt, you took us to the wilderness and brought us out of Egypt.12 This is what we told you in Egypt That's not it. " "Let's serve the Egyptians"

Since I explored the context to understand the meaning of interpretation of the Bible, I will leave a question. Will it leave the interpretation of the Bible to scholars and intellectuals all over the world, or will we push our forces? Is the truth included in the self-god's word?

The interpretation of the Bible has become a contact movement. Since the 4th century, the Bible is the center of Christian religion and is still the most widely read book in the world. Most cultural conflicts are either derived from the interpretation of the Bible or mediated by it. So how do you read and understand the Bible correctly? Even in front of the seminary, I tried to answer these questions and brought me to the book of Kevin Van Husser. "Is this text meaningful? Many controversial issues at the center of the discussion on true theological issues about the current biblical interpretation, general explanation, especially postmodern interpretation I, including transcendence I began to see the meaning as a theological phenomenon and interpretive theory as a theological issue.