If I am asked to use the language of factuality, then I would say, yes, in those
terms, I have to speak of an empty tomb. In those terms I have to speak of the literal resurrection. But I think those terms are not privileged, theory-neutral, trans-cultural, an ingredient in the structure of the human mind and of reality always and everywhere for me, as I think they are for Dr. [Carl F. H. ]Henry. Now that may mean indeed, you see, that I am looking for a way that doesn't exist between evangelicalism on the one hand and liberalism on the other hand. If that's the case, well, so be it. But it may also be that I am looking for a way that looks for a relation between Christian theory and philosophy that disagrees with a view of certainty and knowledge which liberals and evangelicals hold in common.