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  • Allegorical Interpretations of Genesis

    A Wikipedia article on the history of allegorical interpretations by Christians and Jews.

    en.wikipedia.org

  • Genesis

    A site which describes the first eleven chapters of Genesis as allegorical.

    www.biblemeanings.info

  • Literary Genre

    A discussion of the literary genre of the Genesis creation accounts as allegorical.

    www.theisticevolution.org

  • Allegory in the Bible

    A paper that presents some biblical stories such as creation as allegory, not history,

    www.keeneonline.com

  • The Meaning of Genesis: Creation, Evolution and the Origin of Evil

    Shows that there is no conflict between what is recorded in Genesis and what we know about the evolution of human beings. It treats Genesis as allegorical in defining the difference between good and evil.

    www.solbaram.org

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