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While the word "myth" has come to mean "untrue account," we mean something quite different. Throughout the long ages of human life and culture, myth has been a way of expressing deep truths. And so, here, "mythic narrative" means "meaningful account."

Encounter the story of God and His plan for the human race in salvation history, found within the pages of the Bible and beyond. Through a 33-part audio series, PrimeMatters.com presents the Christian mythic narrative from beginning to end.

Indeed, it is an account that might be entirely true... or mostly false... or somewhere in between. We know where we stand, but that's for each listener to discover.
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