A Pilgrimage to Palestine

A Pilgrimage to Palestine

Harry Emerson Fosdick
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By 1923, Fosdick was a well-known leader of liberal Protestantism from his Riverside Drive pulpit in New York. Fosdick traveled in a less complicated age. Some important archaeological work such as the uncovering of the Herodian or the Qumran community had not occurred. Some important structures such as Nazareth’s Church of the Annunciation had not been built. The onslaught of mass tourism and ecumenical tourism whether Protestant, Roman Catholic, Coptic, or Eastern Orthodox, had not reached Israel.

A Pilgrimage to Palestine showed a thoughtful writer. I want to comment about his construing the Biblical text’s narrative to create his own pilgrimage text. In the process, I’ll suggest that he clearly knows his own purpose for writing his A Pilgrimage to Palestine and that he pictures a certain type of audience as reading his text. Shaping the structure of his own text is an uncomplicated Biblical narrative as interpreted by an early 20th century version of the those Biblical narratives. Furthermore, he is an insightful observer in linking sights of 1920’s Palestine to those Biblical narratives. Finally, he links those Biblical narratives to powerfully passionate moral judgments and messages relevant to his contemporary society even if we might both admire, and find questionable, some of those judgments today.

Año:
1927
Editorial:
MACMILLAN COMPANY
Idioma:
english
Archivo:
PDF, 15.53 MB
IPFS:
CID , CID Blake2b
english, 1927
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