Contextualization as an Ethical Practice: Part 2—Unpacking “Machine-Made” Biblical KnowledgePosted on June 2, 2014 by Gregory CuéllarThe cultural iconic status of the Bible in Western society can easily be harnessed for oppressive purposes. This demands an ethical obligation to biblical interpretation that scientific historical methods alone are unable to fulfill….Through contextualization, we are drawn to uncover the social beliefs underwriting the default system present within the field of biblical studies….