Langdon Gilkey, who critiqued Wright and others for using orthodox language to describe God’s action in history but then attributing natural causes to the events.16 Gilkey’s critique actually reflects an Enlightenment-based scientific worldview that bifurcates natural and supernatural, which is antithetical to ancient worldviews in which no such dichotomy existed. Essays by James Barr in the early 1960s Childs described as the “final blow.”17 I am not at all convinced that Childs was correct because
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