Titlebook: Dialogues in the Philosophy of Religion; John Hick Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 Christian

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Linda Baine McGown,John O’M. Bockrislusivism and that nothing called pluralism really exists’ (p. 225). He sees himself as doing a ‘conceptual spring cleaning exercise’ (p. 225). However, the result is to obscure clear and useful distinctions by confused and confusing ones. Some further spring cleaning is therefore called for.

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Responses and Discussionlet me fully acknowledge that I have not provided a fully satisfactory solution to the problem. At most I have done the best that can be done given the constraints within which I was working. But this best, if such it be, is not as bad as Hick makes it appear. To show this I need to make several cor

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Ineffability: A Response to William Rowe and Christopher Insoletable Latin lineage. But today, because of such similar-sounding but very different-meaning words and phrases as ‘effing’ and ‘the eff word’, we may well be slightly uncomfortable with ‘ineffable’ and ready for an alternative. I suggest ‘transcategorial’, that is, outside or beyond the range of our

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Religious Pluralism and the Divine: A Response to Paul Eddye. The religious pluralism in question is a hypothesis about the relationship between the world’s religions. It is a form of . pluralism in that it is conceived from within the basic faith that religious experience is not . human imaginative projection but, whilst involving human conceptuality and i