The author of The Shack, William Paul Young, has a new novel on creation. Ann Byle interviews Young on what responses he expects to receive.
Some might argue that you are recasting Scripture from a more feminine perspective.
Yes, some might argue and others will likely insist, but I reject the notion. I am not trying to recast the Scriptures from a more feminine perspective. I am doing something much more sinister than that. I am recasting Scripture from a more “human” perspective. How sad is it that any conversation about the emergence of true humanity in the world, which includes submission, generosity, kindness, strength, integrity etc., is seen as a feminist conversation?
I am recasting Scripture from a more “human” perspective
This is definitely a dangerous undertaking – attempting to re-cast a book about divinity to be about humanity. I sounds to me like the age old goal of humanism (and several other heresies), to make man divine.
If it isn’t as you say, I’m sure it’s something else just as bad.