Titlebook: Oppositions of Religious Doctrines; A Study in the Logic William A. Christian Book 1972 William A. Christian 1972 dialogue.logic.religion.r

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Oppositions of Religious Doctrines978-1-349-00523-9Series ISSN 2946-9074 Series E-ISSN 2946-9082

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2946-9074 Overview: 978-1-349-00523-9Series ISSN 2946-9074 Series E-ISSN 2946-9082

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Proposals for Belief,We have been using the following pairs of sentences among others as working examples of religious doctrines, considering them as possible utterances in .:

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A Problematical Case,dually and circuitously by way of peripheral questions. Speakers may have to feel their way along as they try to find out how other speakers formulate the central doctrines of their religions and what these formulas imply. It may take time and patience to understand the central issues at stake.

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Some Concluding Reflections,tterance of the doctrine in standard conditions has the force of recommending to someone that he undertake the course of action. Other doctrines propose valuations; others again propose beliefs. In the major religions of the world, doctrines of these types are interconnected and organised, more or less, in their schemes of doctrines.

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