By Schubert Ogden
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Thus, for example, he is insistent, over against a mythological kind of religion – -- a crass supernaturalism, if you will – -- that the language of faith is genuinely understandable and that faith, accordingly, is not a matter of blind, arbitrary acceptance of authority. On the other hand, he is just as insistent, over against humanism-idealism, that the language of faith is gospel as distinct from law and that faith, accordingly, is a matter of submission or obedience to what is genuinely supernatural and beyond rational understanding.
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