Titlebook: God Beyond Knowledge; H. A. Hodges,W. D. Hudson Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1979 god.knowledg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26224-6e of logical rigour undermined the great scholastic structures, and fifty or a hundred years later strong voices were proclaiming that propositions about God and the soul are matters not of knowledge, but of faith. This did not mean that people had lost their confidence in theism or in Christianity.

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S. Schaltegger,A. Braunschweig,P. Zimmermannl justification can be given. Are we then to say that belief or unbelief is a matter of choice? Yes, perhaps, though only in a qualified sense. If it is a choice, there is much to be said about the kind of choice that it is.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13979-7t seems clear that he is doing nothing of the kind. Nothing seems to count, in their eyes, as a refutation of their claims about him. And Flew argues that an assertion of God’s goodness which is elastic enough to cover what we actually find him doing is too elastic to mean anything at all. He challe

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Shifting Perspectivest we see now which we did not see before, namely that its meaningfulness is not just a static meaningfulness, but something dynamic. The soul advances from stage to stage in a process which is variously described as a pilgrim’s journey, or as the ascent of a mountain, or as the climbing of a ladder.

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Urban Climate Innovation Laboratoriesception of which empirical concepts can be formed? Is that the real source and origin of God-belief? Or if not, what kind of experience is religious experience and what cognitive value can be claimed for it?

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