Bibles in Popular Cultures

Zanne Domoney-Lyttle is a biblical scholar affiliated with the University of Glasgow, UK. Rebekah Welton is a lecturer at the University of Exeter, UK.

Preface
Acknowledgments
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1. Introduction - Zanne Domoney-Lyttle, University of Glasgow, UK and Rebekah Welton, University of Exeter, UK
2. Serpentine Saviours and Woke Women: When the Satanic Witch Met Eve in the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina - Holly Morse, University of Manchester, UK
3. Buffy the Philistine Slayer: Echoes of Samson in the Buffyverse - Sarah Nicholson, University of Glasgow, UK
4. “I can’t be physical with you” – Reimagining John 20:17 through Fleabag - Siobhan Jolley, University of Manchester, UK
5. Anti-Judaism in English History and the Strange Moment when Dr Who Appeared to Propagate Biblical Supersessionism - David Tollerton, University of Exeter, UK
6. Reception of the Bible in My Little Pony and Christian Apocrypha - Tom de Bruin, Newbold College, UK
7. Hip-Hop, Allegory and Exodus: A Study on Mosaic Masculinity and Liberative Performance in C-Murder’s “Lord Help Us” - Eleanor Hayes, University of Glasgow, UK
8. Subverting Scriptural “Authority” in Punk Music - Zanne Domoney-Lyttle, University of Glasgow, UK
9. The Return of the Goddess in Supernatural: God, the Darkness and Genesis 1:1-2 - Rebekah Welton, University of Exeter, UK
10. Subversive Screenings: Rethinking Genesis 22 in Popular Visual Media - Matthew Collins, University of Chester, UK
11. The “Good” Book? Protestant Theology without the Bible in Good Omens and The Good Place - Laura Carlson Hasler, Indiana University, USA
12. Response to previous chapters - Hugh S. Pyper, University of Sheffield, UK
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