The Bible and Collective Memory, Final Seminar Presentation (original) (raw)

The presentation explores the role of the Bible as a repository of collective memory, highlighting its dual relationship with historical events and the moral responsibilities of communities. It delves into the theological implications of memory as articulated in Deuteronomy and the Book of Lamentations, demonstrating how scripture reflects societal struggles and encourages collective accountability. Through this lens, the Bible serves not only as a historical document but also as a means for personal and communal growth amid past traumas.