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Religious philosophy of Newman

, 1934
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Cancer, Religious Philosophy, Death and Dying

Journal of Religion and Health, 2022
This final issue of JORH for 2022 revisits the topics of (1) cancer, (2) religious philosophy, and (3) uniquely collates a number of papers discussing the theme of death and dying-which seems an appropriate topic given the conclusion and celebration of life for one of the most internationally admired monarchs, Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022).
Lindsay B, Carey, Harold G, Koenig, Jeffrey, Cohen, Ezra, Gabbay, Terrence, Hill, Carl, Aiken, David, Drummond, Jacinda R, Carey   +7 more
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Philosophy and Religious Education

British Journal of Educational Studies, 1970
(1970). Philosophy and religious education. British Journal of Educational Studies: Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 5-17.
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Philosophy and Religious Commitment

Sophia, 2017
An aspect of the question of the relationship between reason and faith concerns the compatibility between philosophy and religious commitment. I begin by considering some attempts that have been made in both the analytic and Continental traditions to divorce philosophy from the life of religious faith as far as possible: in particular, I discuss Martin
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Religious Philosophy: Hindu Legal System

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianism and Islamism are principal religion of the world. They have various branches in which people of the world keep faith differently. Every religion mentions about to maintain good conduct and salvation. Out of them, Hindu Philosophy believes that the God is universal and has equal eyes to all the creatures.
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Philosophy and Religious Language

The Journal of Religion, 1974
The first assumption is that, for a philosophical inquiry, a religious faith may be identified through its language, or, to speak more accurately, as a kind of discourse. This first contention does not say that language, that linguistic expression, is the only dimension of the religious phenomenon; nothing is said-either pro or con-concerning the ...
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Philosophy for Religious Studies

Bulletin for the Study of Religion, 2018
Interview by Alexey Rakhmanin, Associate Professor and Lecturer, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities (Saint-Petersburg, Russia).
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