Creation, Cross & Culture
Worldview and a Christian Philosophy of History (part 1)
Season 1, Episode 14
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16-Sep-2021
A historian needs a criterion for distinguishing the historical aspect of reality from all the other aspects. The problem with historicism is that, without the doctrine of creation, it lacks a valid criterion, because the historical aspect of our experience and all reality are reduced to one and the same.
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