The 3 Worlds of the Text

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What does the "world behind the text" refer to in religious education?

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The historical and cultural context in which the text was written.

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Which of the following best describes the "world of the text"? Options: The physical characteristics of the text, such as its language and structure. The moral lessons and ethical teachings presented in the text. The spiritual realm where the events of the text take place. The contemporary interpretations and applications of the text.

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The spiritual realm where the events of the text take place.

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What does the term "world in front of the text" signify?

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The reader's interaction with the text and its implications for their life.

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Which of the following examples best represents the "world behind the text" in the story of the Exodus from the Bible? Understanding the political climate of ancient Egypt during the time of Moses. Exploring the symbolism of the burning bush encountered by Moses. Analysing the moral teachings conveyed through the Ten Commandments. Discussing the various interpretations of the parting of the Red Sea.

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Understanding the political climate of ancient Egypt during the time of Moses.

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What does it mean to explore the "world in front of the text" in religious education?

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Considering how the text is interpreted and applied in contemporary society.

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Which of the following would be an example of engaging with the "world in front of the text" when studying a religious scripture? Reflecting on how the teachings of the text influence one's personal beliefs.

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Reflecting on how the teachings of the text influence one's personal beliefs.

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When discussing the Sermon on the Mount from the New Testament, which world of text would focus on the societal implications of Jesus' teachings?

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World in front of the text

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What is the holy book of Christianity?

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Bible

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In which religious text can you find the story of the Exodus and the Ten Commandments?

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Bible