Titlebook: God And The Universe Of Faiths; Essays In The Philos John Hick Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 198

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Nicole Ostrowsky,Didier Sornetteso in fact apply to Judaism, for the problem I want to describe affects the judaicchristian tradition as a whole. It does not however affect the eastern religions in the same way, and I have neither the space nor the competence to discuss it in its eastern as well as in its western forms.

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Joseph L. Birman,Deva N. Pattanayakter I want to criticise the opposite view, both in the crude assumption that the important question is not whether religious affirmations are true but whether they are useful; and in the highly sophisticated form of the current neo-Wittgensteinian treatment of religious discourse as an autonomous language-game.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-69381-0pplied to God and withheld from man, indicates that God and man differ not merely in the characteristics which they possess but, more fundamentally, in their modes of being, or in the fact that they exist in different senses of the word ‘exist’.

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,Theology’s Central Problem,so in fact apply to Judaism, for the problem I want to describe affects the judaicchristian tradition as a whole. It does not however affect the eastern religions in the same way, and I have neither the space nor the competence to discuss it in its eastern as well as in its western forms.

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God as Necessary Being,pplied to God and withheld from man, indicates that God and man differ not merely in the characteristics which they possess but, more fundamentally, in their modes of being, or in the fact that they exist in different senses of the word ‘exist’.

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978-0-333-41785-0Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988