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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-40230-3oral being, a pressure which is real and of which I cannot but take account. It imposes a magisterial demand, confronting me as, in Kant’s terminology, a categorical imperative, an absolute claim that can be defied but cannot be wished away. The question then naturally arises, in what is this moral obligation grounded?

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Morality, Religious Experience and Overall Probabilityoral being, a pressure which is real and of which I cannot but take account. It imposes a magisterial demand, confronting me as, in Kant’s terminology, a categorical imperative, an absolute claim that can be defied but cannot be wished away. The question then naturally arises, in what is this moral obligation grounded?

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,Abschlie?ende Zusammenfassung,n itself also has a meaning which exceeds that of the sum of its constituent parts. And our consciousness normally functions on this situational level as an awareness of a continuum of objects within which we act or react.

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The Cosmic Optimism of Post-Axial Religionerm (1984), ultimate well-being, and they all affirm a transcendent Reality in virtue of which this is available to us. Thus each in its own way constitutes a gospel, offering good news to erring and suffering human beings..

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Contemporary Non-Realis Religionn’. Their ‘a(chǎn)theism’ must be described as a religious atheism and their ‘humanism’ as a religious humanism which find deep significance and important guidance for life in the religious symbols, myths, stories and rituals cherished by the great traditions.