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"Biblical reinterpretation" is a book category encompassing works that revisit and reframe stories, characters, themes, and teachings from the Bible for new contexts, perspectives, or purposes. It includes non‑fiction scholarship that applies literary, historical, feminist, queer, postcolonial, or theological critique to traditional readings, as well as imaginative fiction, poetry, drama, and graphic narratives that retell, update, or subvert biblical episodes to explore contemporary concerns, marginalized voices, or alternative moral and spiritual meanings. These books aim either to deepen understanding of the biblical text through fresh exegesis and cultural insight or to use biblical material as raw material for creative reinvention; they often provoke reflection, reinterpret tradition, and appeal to readers interested in religion, literature, history, and cultural discourse.

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