If I were to run into the story of the three little pigs accidentally used as a bookmark in my Bible I might draw these conclusions:
Clearly the wolf is the Devil trying to devour sinners who are represented as unclean animals under the Laws of Moses. There are three of them symbolizing complet...
@Jas3.1 I don't mind thinking about this question (it's very creative). But it certainly doesn't belong on BH since it's dependent on a lot of Christian doctrine. (Pointing it out on chat seems like the best course of action.)
@Jas3.1 What a great question! While the example given in the question is clearly loaded with Christian doctrine (as you'd expect on C.SE :-) ), I think there's a doctrine-independent question in there too. The 3-pigs story is an example; the core question is "how do you know when allegory is real versus just making stuff up that sounds good?". I'd welcome a formuation of that question here, and I suspect we could spin a non-Christian allegorial tale if needed.
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