Eleonore Stump, Richard Swinburne
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Introduction Part I: Meaning Terminology, Presupposition Analogy and metaphor Genre Part II: Evidence of a revelation The need for revelation The tests of content and miracle Part III: The Christian revelation The original revelation Church Creeds Bible Conclusion
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Introduction Part I: Meaning Terminology, Presupposition Analogy and metaphor Genre Part II: Evidence of a revelation The need for revelation The tests of content and miracle Part III: The Christian revelation The original revelation Church Creeds Bible Conclusion
Key concepts: Analogy, Revelation, Metaphor, Philosophy, Epistemology, Linguistics, Theology