Albert M. Wolters's 2005 book, Creation Regained.
The term "Grand Narrative" is often associated with the work of Albert M. Wolters, a Christian philosopher and theologian. In his book "Creation Regained: Biblical Basics for a Reformational Worldview," Wolters introduces the concept of the "Grand Narrative" to describe the overarching framework through which we interpret and understand the world.
According to Wolters, the Grand Narrative is the biblical perspective on reality that provides a comprehensive and coherent worldview. It emphasizes four key aspects: Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Consummation.
Wolters' Grand Narrative provides a coherent framework for understanding history, culture, and human existence within the context of the Christian faith. It offers a way to interpret the world that encompasses both the brokenness and the potential for restoration, guiding believers to engage with their surroundings in light of God's ultimate plan for creation.
I have to say that I don't totally agree with this "Grand Narrative".Literary work should not basically follow blindly the four conditions .
Try to verify your writing in this field,as such a subject is always refrrred to
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