Methods of
interpreting the
meaning of Bible passages
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About biblical interpretation, a.k.a. hermeneutics:
The word "hermeneutics" refers to the art and science of interpreting
written texts. Within Christianity, the term generally refers to methods of
interpreting the Bible.
The term was derived from the Pagan Greek. Hermes was the son of Zeus and a
Maia, the eldest of the seven Pleiades. He was the messenger of the gods, and identified with the Roman god Mercury.
Scot McKnight, "The
Hermeneutics Quiz: Your biblical blind spots and
what you tend not to see," Leadership Journal, at:
http://www.christianitytoday.com/
Richard Muller, "Dictionary of Latin and Greek Theological Terms:
Drawn Principally from Protestant Scholastic Theology," Baker, (1985). 
J.S. Spong, "Resurrection: Myth or Reality?", Harper Collins (1994), Page 8-9.
Alan Dundes, "Holy writ as oral lit. The Bible as folklore," Rowman & Littlefield, (1999).
G.J. Riley, "The River of God: A new history of Christian Origins," HarperOne, (2003).
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