This text is a critical response to Petr Sláma's reflections on the crisis of contemporary Protestantism and the role of biblical literacy (písmáctví). The author challenges vague accusations that academic exegesis is a self-serving exercise disconnected from lived experience, calling for a more rigorous definition of terms. A central focus is the analysis of 'písmáctví,' which the author interprets within the Czech tradition influenced by Professor Daněk and the Kralice Bible. He disputes the claim that changing hermeneutical foundations are the source of the theological crisis. Instead, he argues that modern hermeneutics serves as a vital tool for overcoming this crisis by elevating naive, uncritical 'pseudo-literacy' to a more sophisticated, informed level. The document concludes that new hermeneutical approaches do not undermine biblical devotion but offer the only viable path forward for theology. By bridging the gap between rigorous scholarship and meaningful engagement, these methods transform potential stagnation into a critical renewal of faith and understanding.