Titlebook: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion; Kai Nielsen Book 1982 Kai Nielsen 1982 philosophy.philosophy of religion.religion

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16959-7philosophy; philosophy of religion; religion

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14178-5nd unequivocally endorse — endorse because we have not found it wanting after the toughest, most nonevasive scrutiny. This is obscure talk and the wary philosopher has a right to be suspicious. Philosophers, including philosophers of religion, it is often remarked, should be concerned with meaning.

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Die endliche Fourier-Transformation,fs are unintelligible, incoherent, irrational or false the whole-way-of-life, centring around them, is ‘a house of cards’. Certain segments of it may still be seen to have a value when viewed from some other perspective, but if these primary religious beliefs are faulted, the religious . itself has

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Die endliche Walsh-Transformation, the context of talking about the meaning of religious utterances is to show a rather complete lack of comprehension of their actual role in our lives. It, so the argument would run, is to treat them too much like hypotheses and to model God-talk too much on scientific discourse. A sensitive underst

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Sebastian Jentsch,Torsten Birthron, Coburn, Mounce and D. Z. Phillips.. Some of their contentions will serve as targets for my argumentation, for as much as I admire Wittgenstein, it seems to me that the fideistic conclusions drawn by these philosophers from his thought are often absurd. This leads me back to an inspection of the

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