David Kleinecke
2019-11-03 23:15:08 UTC
I found this paragraph in one of the Patheos blogs:
Throughout, Robert Elsmere presents Christian ideas as part
of a myth system, an approach that Christians happily applied
to other traditions. The proper orthodox response to this
would of course be to stress the historical and factual nature
of Christian claims, but that Robert finds it increasingly
hard to do.
The last clause is problematical but understandable.
I think the poster first wrote "that Robert finds increasingly hard
to do" then upon reading and missing the "that" added the "it" to
make a complete clause.
Throughout, Robert Elsmere presents Christian ideas as part
of a myth system, an approach that Christians happily applied
to other traditions. The proper orthodox response to this
would of course be to stress the historical and factual nature
of Christian claims, but that Robert finds it increasingly
hard to do.
The last clause is problematical but understandable.
I think the poster first wrote "that Robert finds increasingly hard
to do" then upon reading and missing the "that" added the "it" to
make a complete clause.