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Hebrew Bible
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Terminology
The title of this fandom is obviously religiously sensitive - there's a bit of debate on how to refer to it properly. Wikipedia has details of the history, particularly in academic usage, but fannish patterns don't always follow that. In October 2012, the Archive of Our Own renamed the fandom tag Tanakh.[1]
Bible RPF
For fanworks about the characters in the Hebrew Bible (and the Bible (New Testament)): see Bible RPF.
Relevant Communities
- In the beginning
- days of awesome
- purimgifts
- stilljewish
- BibleSlash BibleSlash (Yahoo Group) "BibleSlash is for the posting of slash fan fiction involving Biblical characters or set in the Biblical period and for the discussion of homosexuality of characters in the Bible as it pertains to stories posted on list. Fan fiction allowed for movies and television shows set in biblical context... such as Jason & The Technicolor Dream Coat & Ben Hurr."
Resources
See Also
Reference
- ^ yuletide_admin: If You Will be Requesting/Offering the Hebrew Bible (accessed 15 November 2012)