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| ISBN13: | 9780192865496 |
| ISBN10: | 0192865498 |
| Kötéstípus: | Keménykötés |
| Terjedelem: | 384 oldal |
| Méret: | 240x160x25 mm |
| Súly: | 1 g |
| Nyelv: | angol |
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Témakör:
Global Dialogues in the Philosophy of Religion
From Religious Experience to the Afterlife
Kiadó: OUP Oxford
Megjelenés dátuma: 2024. május 6.
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Rövid leírás:
Leading scholars representing the world's five great religious traditions--Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam--discuss fundamental philosophical questions on revelation and religious experience; analysis of faith; science and religion; the foundation of morality; and life and the afterlife.
Hosszú leírás:
The philosophy of religion is a discipline that explores a wide range of issues related to religious beliefs and practices. However, the field has historically exhibited a narrow focus, predominantly centreing on the Christian tradition and lacking substantial interaction between philosophers from distinct religious and cultural backgrounds. To address this, Global Dialogues in the Philosophy of Religion includes contributions from eminent scholars that address the world's five major religious traditions: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism.
These dialogues delve into the philosophical aspects of religion, covering significant topics, including revelation and religious experience, analysis of faith, science and religion, the foundations of morality, and life and the afterlife. In each section, one of these critical issues is examined by three distinguished philosophers, each specializing in a particular religious tradition. These authors not only present their own perspectives on the subject matter but also respond to the viewpoints of philosophers from other traditions. This dynamic exchange gives readers valuable insight into how philosophical inquiries can be approached from various religious standpoints. This unique collection offers a rich tapestry of ideas and fosters a greater understanding of the philosophical dimensions of religion across diverse cultural and religious contexts.
An open access title available under the terms of a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence.
These dialogues delve into the philosophical aspects of religion, covering significant topics, including revelation and religious experience, analysis of faith, science and religion, the foundations of morality, and life and the afterlife. In each section, one of these critical issues is examined by three distinguished philosophers, each specializing in a particular religious tradition. These authors not only present their own perspectives on the subject matter but also respond to the viewpoints of philosophers from other traditions. This dynamic exchange gives readers valuable insight into how philosophical inquiries can be approached from various religious standpoints. This unique collection offers a rich tapestry of ideas and fosters a greater understanding of the philosophical dimensions of religion across diverse cultural and religious contexts.
An open access title available under the terms of a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence.
Tartalomjegyzék:
Editors' Introduction
Indian and Tibetan Buddhist Accounts of the Epistemology of Awakening'
Reply to Jay L. Garfield
Reply to Jay L. Garfield
Revelation and Religious Experience in the Islamic Tradition: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Reply to Hamid Vahid and Mahmoud Morvarid
Reply to Hamid Vahid and Mahmoud Morvarid
Revelation of the Torah: What For?
Reply to Aaron Segal
Reply to Aaron Segal
The Virtue of Saving Faith
Reply to Jonathan L. Kvanvig
Reply to Jonathan L. Kvanvig
Islamic Faith and Knowledge of God
Reply to Imran Aijaz
Reply to Imran Aijaz
Jewish Faith and the King's Four Sons
Reply to Nehama Verbin
Reply to Nehama Verbin
Science, Reason, and Buddhism
Reply to Graham Priest
Reply to Graham Priest
The Relationship between Science and Christianity: Understanding the Conflict Thesis in Lay Christians
Reply to Helen De Cruz
Reply to Helen De Cruz
Hinduism and Science
Reply to Monima Chadha
Reply to Monima Chadha
Incarnational Ethics
Reply to Mark C. Murphy
Reply to Mark C. Murphy
Emotion as Indian Philosophy of Value: Beyond Pleasure and Pain, to Rasa in Hindu Ethics
Reply to Jessica Frazier
Reply to Jessica Frazier
Morality and Divine Law: Reflections on Islamic Theology and Falsafah
Reply to Bakinaz Abdalla
Reply to Bakinaz Abdalla
Conventionalizing Rebirth: Buddhist Agnosticism and the Doctrine of Two Truths
Reply to Bronwyn Finnigan
Reply to Bronwyn Finnigan
'Liberation in Life': Advaita Allegories for Defeating Death
Reply to Ankur Barua
Reply to Ankur Barua
The World to Come: A Perspective
Reply to Olla Solomyak
Reply to Olla Solomyak
Philosophy and Friendship
Indian and Tibetan Buddhist Accounts of the Epistemology of Awakening'
Reply to Jay L. Garfield
Reply to Jay L. Garfield
Revelation and Religious Experience in the Islamic Tradition: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Reply to Hamid Vahid and Mahmoud Morvarid
Reply to Hamid Vahid and Mahmoud Morvarid
Revelation of the Torah: What For?
Reply to Aaron Segal
Reply to Aaron Segal
The Virtue of Saving Faith
Reply to Jonathan L. Kvanvig
Reply to Jonathan L. Kvanvig
Islamic Faith and Knowledge of God
Reply to Imran Aijaz
Reply to Imran Aijaz
Jewish Faith and the King's Four Sons
Reply to Nehama Verbin
Reply to Nehama Verbin
Science, Reason, and Buddhism
Reply to Graham Priest
Reply to Graham Priest
The Relationship between Science and Christianity: Understanding the Conflict Thesis in Lay Christians
Reply to Helen De Cruz
Reply to Helen De Cruz
Hinduism and Science
Reply to Monima Chadha
Reply to Monima Chadha
Incarnational Ethics
Reply to Mark C. Murphy
Reply to Mark C. Murphy
Emotion as Indian Philosophy of Value: Beyond Pleasure and Pain, to Rasa in Hindu Ethics
Reply to Jessica Frazier
Reply to Jessica Frazier
Morality and Divine Law: Reflections on Islamic Theology and Falsafah
Reply to Bakinaz Abdalla
Reply to Bakinaz Abdalla
Conventionalizing Rebirth: Buddhist Agnosticism and the Doctrine of Two Truths
Reply to Bronwyn Finnigan
Reply to Bronwyn Finnigan
'Liberation in Life': Advaita Allegories for Defeating Death
Reply to Ankur Barua
Reply to Ankur Barua
The World to Come: A Perspective
Reply to Olla Solomyak
Reply to Olla Solomyak
Philosophy and Friendship