Quotes About Myth
In November 1917, however, instead of myth, there was only regret over the birth of a girl. But not devastation. Kamala
~ Katherine Frank
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In the New Testament, myth stands over against the truth of the history of Jesus Christ ... the decisive die has ... been already cast in the New Testament opposition to myth.
~ G C Berkouwer
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In the New Testament, the concept of myth is not simply a harmless feature of a primitive world-view, requiring only to be reinterpreted for modern man ... Myth is that which "diminishes the truth of salvation.
~ G C Berkouwer
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In the New Testament, "myth stands over against the truth (aletheia) of the history of Jesus Christ ... the decisive die has ... been already cast in the New Testament opposition to myth
~ G C Berkouwer
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Myth is that which "diminishes the truth of salvation
~ G C Berkouwer
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Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed.
~ G. K. Chesterton
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Fairy Tales do not tell children that dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children that dragons can be killed.
~ G. K. Chesterton
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The name Prometheus has always caused me particular annoyance, for my breast still aches from the everlasting beak of the vulture from which Alcides set me free.
~ Gerard de Nerval
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We walk back to town, and he looks at me seriously and he says, 'Sadie, when you tell this story, say I asked you at the glass flower exhibit. Don't say it was closed.' The myth, the narrative, whatever you want to call it, was always of supreme importance to Sam.
~ Gabrielle Zevin
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The Hero's Journey
~ Gabrielle Zevin
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Ah yes, now Yoshio remembered the last myth. Three foxes together foretold disaster. And here they were, like three foxes trapped in a hole with disaster just above them.
~ Gail Tsukiyama
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Decía la leyenda que si los cuervos abandonaban la torre, la corona caería e Inglaterra con ella.
~ Galaxy Craze
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She suspected that civilization had been invented to make more stories. And
~ Gardner R. Dozois
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Stories continue in all directions to include even the retelling of the stories themselves, as legend is informed by interpretation, and interpretation is informed by time.
~ Garth Stein
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Big is bad is a lie. It's quite possibly the worst lie of all, for if you fear big success, you'll either avoid it or sabotage your efforts to achieve it.
~ Gary Keller
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Este es uno de los mitos más predominantes de nuestra cultura: la autodisciplina». Leo Babauta
~ Gary Keller
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A "balanced life" is a myth—a misleading concept most accept as a worthy and attainable goal without ever stopping to truly consider it.
~ Gary Keller
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There is this pervasive idea that the successful person is the "disciplined person" who leads a "disciplined life." It's a lie.
~ Gary Keller
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Having a place means that you know what a place means...what it means in a storied sense of myth, character and presence but also in an ecological sense...Integrating native consciousness with mythic consciousness
~ Gary Snyder
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the purpose of the legend was to foster a heroic image of secession and the war so that the Confederates would have salvaged at least their honor from the all-encompassing defeat.
~ Gary W. Gallagher
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This Negrophobic Reconstruction myth has been so dominant that a man as intelligent and humane as Shelby Foote commented negatively about Reconstruction in Ken Burns's Civil War television series.
~ Gary W. Gallagher
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Sometimes, fiction tells a truth that history cannot.
~ Breyten Breytenbach
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The Babylonians called it Tiamat, the Canaanites called it Lotan, the Ugaritic translation for "Leviathan." Hebrews called it Leviathan and sometimes Rahab.[12]
~ Brian Godawa
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A myth... is a metaphor for a mystery beyond human comprehension... A myth, in this way of thinking, is not an untruth but a way of reaching a profound truth.
~ Brian Godawa
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