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Biblical criticism draws upon a wide range of scholarly disciplines... Biblical criticism understood to support Christian supernatural beliefs... Biblical criticism understood to support Christian supernatural beliefs... Biblical criticism understood to support Christian supernatural beliefs... church gave its approval to some forms of Biblical criticism in its 1943... Modern biblical criticism begins with the 17th century philosophers and theologians... 19th century German biblical criticism reached its peak with two books by... Postmodernist biblical criticism treats the same general topics addressed in broader...

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