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Saints and poets in conversation : metanarrative in theater and in life
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Saints and Poets In Conversation : Metanarrative In Theater and In Life. Covenant Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a47fd9c5-ef69-4083-8086-7fc2cef0b091?q=2017.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- This study explored how religiously unaffiliated persons ('nones') interpret the metanarrative of a film. Four questions guided the research: How do nones interpret Saving Mr. Banks? How do nones compare and contrast its metanarrative with their personal narratives? How are nones' lives affected by these narratives? In what ways do nones' experiences compare and contrast with biblical themes of creation, fall, redemption, and new creation? This study found that the film's themes gave moral coherence to the participants' lives; its narratives connected with participants' lives; and the participants' stories affirmed meaning in life, relational healing, and hopefulness toward the future.
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