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Experience, Explanation and Faith

Name: Experience, Explanation and Faith
Brand: Routledge
SKU: 47351625
Price: 64.89 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Anthony O'Hear
ISBN: 9781135977887

An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion

Anthony O'Hear

Language

English

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Publishers Routledge, May 2013

In this book Anthony O'Hear examines the reasons that are given for religious faith. His approach is... Full description

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In this book Anthony O'Hear examines the reasons that are given for religious faith. His approach is firmly within the classical tradition of natural theology, but an underlying theme is the differences between the personal Creator of the Bible or the Koran and a God conceived of as the indeterminate ground of everything determinate. Drawing on several religious traditions and on the resources of contemporary philosophy, specific chapters analyse the nature of religious faith and of religious experience. They examine connections between religion and morality, and religion and human knowledge - the cosmological, teleological and ontological arguments, process thought, and the problem that evil presents for religion. The final chapter returns to the inherently dogmatic nature of religious faith and concludes that rational people should look beyond religion for the fulfilment of their spiritual needs.