Some Philosophical Aspects of Demythologising

In Values and Evaluations. New York, USA: Peter Lang. pp. 95-110 (1998)
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What I have to say has no exclusive reference to biblical scholars or theologians. Even most of the mistakes and fallacies I want to point to and investigate are shared by others who also operate in a theological frame of mind. Otherwise the problems I want to raise are familiar problems of philosophy. They are problems we encounter in the philosophy of history when we distinguish between the actual occurrence and documentation of a happening, and the significance, meaning and interpretation of that happening.

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