The Naked Bible
The starting point of Mauro Biglino’s work is stripping the Bible of the allegorical meanings that have been attributed to it by the Christian tradition. In ancient Hebrew, the Old Testament speaks by itself, in an explicit and transparent manner.
When translated in a literal way, or “naked”, the Bible is wildly different from how it has always been narrated: there is not any almighty and all-knowing God, and there is no notion of eternity.
The Naked Bible
The starting point of Mauro Biglino’s work is stripping the Bible of the allegorical meanings that have been attributed to it by the Christian tradition. In ancient Hebrew, the Old Testament speaks by itself, in an explicit and transparent manner.
When translated in a literal way, or “naked”, the Bible is wildly different from how it has always been narrated: there is not any almighty and all-knowing God, and there is no notion of eternity.
The Naked Bible
The starting point of Mauro Biglino’s work is stripping the Bible of the allegorical meanings that have been attributed to it by the Christian tradition. In ancient Hebrew, the Old Testament speaks by itself, in an explicit and transparent manner.
When translated in a literal way, or “naked”, the Bible is wildly different from how it has always been narrated: there is not any almighty and all-knowing God, and there is no notion of eternity.