Where Myth and History Meet

In <I>Where Myth and History Meet</I> Craig Payne draws upon the work of Mircea Eliade C.S. Lewis and others to present a view of the relationship between myth and Christianity. The author briefly argues against two other views of this relationship: the view that biblical writings are to be accepted as straightforward history with no regard to their mythic content or parallels; and the view that biblical writings (especially the Gospels) are simply another form of myth with no regard to their presentation as factual history.