Original sentence: In modern times some have objected to the use of the term Biblical Literalist as a Straw man argument and a Pejorative term.In the broadest sense, biblical literalism is the belief that expository and historical prose in the Bible is best interpreted as literally as possible.This approach may accept the existence of allegory, parable and metaphor in the Bible in, for example, the verses of Biblical poetry or Parables of Jesus, but insists on a plain reading of the narrative accounts of events
Edited sentence: In modern times the use of the term Biblical Literalist is only by another party while presenting critial analysis of protestants and conservatives.In the broadest sense, biblical literalism would be the belief that all Scriptures are to be taken as literal statements denying the existence of allegory, parable and metaphor in the parts of the Bible which read plainly as narrative or exposition.Since the term is only used critically and since no major religious groups profess this doctrine, this usage can be seen as a Straw man argument and a Pejorative term