Titlebook: Religion and Human Purpose; A Cross Disciplinary William Horosz (Professor of Philosophy),Tad S. Cl Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers,

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Phenomenology of Religion and Human Purposel . forbids us to look behind phenomena. More precisely, phenomenology of religion, according to Holsten, knows only of human acts in relation to God, not of God’s acts. However, Holsten recognizes that since the religious phenomena is itself historical, phenomenology of religion cannot remain totally unconcerned with history.

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Purpose of Man in the Tradition of Indian Orthodoxyectivity. That man himself is a combination of both or that nature includes man also has not been totally unknown, but in the question of laying emphasis, it has been laid either on the one or the other.

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