Mimetic Theory and Biblical Interpretation

The book explores the shift from a traditional sacrificial interpretation of the Gospel to a non-sacrificial understanding that redefines God's nature and the essence of Jesus' message. It examines the implications of this transformation, questioning the coherence of Christian doctrine when retributive concepts are removed. By analyzing the evolving landscape of theology over the past fifty years, the author delves into the ethical and spiritual ramifications of embracing a non-sacrificial framework, suggesting a profound reimagining of faith and practice.