Die wonder en wonderverteiling gesien teen die agtergrond van mite en ontmitologisering

HTS Theological Studies 43 (1/2):192-204 (1987)
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Abstract

Miracle and miracle narrative against the background of myth and demythologizing.Religio-scientific perspectives on communication, language, reality conception, myth and the world of the sacred, as well as a different angle on demythologizing, are utilised in formulating a broad theological view of miracles, miracle experiences and miracle narratives.

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