This theory has gained in popularity since it was first postulated in the late 19th century. However, it is a traditional product of modern rationalistic skepticism and has its basis on false literary critiria, unfounded philosophic assumptions, and an enmity against historical, miraculous, and prophetic elements which are basic to the first five books of the Bible Unger, 397; Young, pp. 183-276) | This theory has gained in popularity since it was first postulated in the late 19th century. However, it is a traditional product of modern rationalistic skepticism and has its basis on false literary critiria, unfounded philosophic assumptions, and an enmity against historical, miraculous, and prophetic elements which are basic to the first five books of the Bible Unger, 397; Young, pp. 183-276) |