Titlebook: An Interpretation of Religion; Human Responses to t John Hick Book 1989 John Hick 1989 philosophy of religion.religion.religious belief

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Religion and Realityether this complex of experience and belief, taking as it does different shapes within the different traditions, is to be regarded simply as a human creation or as our response to a transcendent reality — though a response whose particular forms always involve the creative activity of the human imagination.

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Die Regierungssysteme der deutschen L?nder religious, have been developed within the confines of a particular confessional conviction which construes all other traditions in its own terms. The one type of theory that has seldom been attempted is a religious but not confessional interpretation of religion in its plurality of forms; and it is

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Das Institutionensystem der L?ndere theories and in which few generalisations have been able to survive. Nevertheless, two broad interpretive concepts have emerged to very widespread acceptance, and both are important for the argument of this book.

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Die Regierungssysteme der deutschen L?nderan moral weakness and failure or of the pervasive insecurity and liability-to-suffering of all life; the proclamation of a limitlessly better possibility arising from another reality, transcendent to our present selves; and the teaching of a way, whether by ‘own-power’ spiritual discipline or the ‘o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-40230-3 as exercising a claim upon us, and the particular sense of a demand to perform or refrain from performing this or that act or type of act as morally obligatory or forbidden. We can treat these two ethical realities - general ideals and specific obligations - together and ask whether they require us

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Die Regierungssysteme der deutschen L?nderniverse is otiose because all the phenomena known to us, including religion itself, can be adequately described and explained without it. The positive kind goes beyond this, seeking to show that there is an aspect of the universe that is actually incompatible with a theistic, or a religious, world-v

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,Erste Phase: Relative Systemstabilit?t,experientially in both religious and naturalistic ways. Even when it has come to be understood, experienced and inhabited in a particular way, whether religious or non-religious, it still retains its ambiguity for the intellect. And so, ideally, the religious person should, even whilst experiencing