Bibliology, the theological study of the nature, function, and interpretation of the Bible, has historically occupied a central place in the Judeo-Christian tradition. Within traditional Christian theology, the Bible has often been viewed as the sole and authoritative revelation of God, particularly within Protestant contexts shaped by the Reformation principle of sola scriptura (McGrath, 2017). However, a growing body of scholarship in theology of religions and comparative theology invites us to approach the Bible not as the exclusive word of God, but as one sacred text among the many scripturized worldviews of humanity (Smith, 1993; Clooney, 2010).
