Gospel Creation
George Young
gwyoung at morgan.ucs.mun.ca
Sun Mar 18 11:35:09 EST 2001
Hudson Burton wrote;
> ...Luke and John go to great pains to establish their gospels as factual
> (Luke i.1) and as being "real" (Jn xix.35). They are clearly
> concerned that the gospel(s) might be read as nothing more than myth.
This presumes that a first century audience might 'naturally' have read the
gospel narratives as 'myth.' Do Luke and John betray a covert anxiety to
ward off what the reading conventions of their gospels might naturally
invoke?
G. Young
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