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A Wittgensteinian Philosophy of Religion – or A Philosophy of Wittgensteinian Religion?
The Heythrop Journal, 1998I evaluate the plausibility of how broadly ‘Wittgensteinian’ approaches to the philosophy of religion: looking in the first half of the essay at the account such approaches give of the meaning of religious utterances, and in the second half at the account given of the required justification for believing such utterances.
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CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
2005Abstract The term continental philosophy is not much used on the European continent. In the English-speaking world it is used to signify thinkers, texts, and traditions from the European continent, especially France and Germany, from German idealism to the present; and the work of Anglophone thinkers primarily engaged in the critical ...
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Philosophy and the Philosophy of Religion in the Encyclopedia of Religion
Religious Studies, 1988Philosphy is not necessary to religion, and philosophy in the modern West proceeds without much reference to religion. In so far as religion is taken to be a matter of reverence for the traditional gods of place and people, its rites and stories are as resistant to philosophical analysis as are the works of poets and dramatists.
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Science, Philosophy, and Religion.
American Sociological Review, 1943Rockwell C. Smith +2 more
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