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Basic modern philosophy of religion / Frederick Ferre.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Charles Scribner's Sons, c1967.Description: viii, 465 p.; 24 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • BL 51 .F47
Contents:
Contents:
pt. 1 Meanings and methods
What is philosophy
How shall we define religion
What is religion
How shall we examine religion
pt. 2 Modern philosophy and belief in God
Classical arguments for God's existence
A classical case for skepticism
Kant: The limits of theoretical reason
Kant: the turn toward practical reason
The roots of existentialism
The roots of positivism and pragmatism
pt. 3 Contemporary issues of metareligious thought
The scientific stalemate
The linguistic key
The cognitive possibilities of theistic language
The current quest for responsible Christian theism
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Contents:

pt. 1 Meanings and methods

What is philosophy

How shall we define religion

What is religion

How shall we examine religion

pt. 2 Modern philosophy and belief in God

Classical arguments for God's existence

A classical case for skepticism

Kant: The limits of theoretical reason

Kant: the turn toward practical reason

The roots of existentialism

The roots of positivism and pragmatism

pt. 3 Contemporary issues of metareligious thought

The scientific stalemate

The linguistic key

The cognitive possibilities of theistic language

The current quest for responsible Christian theism

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