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Philosophy of Religion
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This lesson introduces the philosophy of religion, discussing how it differs from other fields concerned with religion, and its key characteristics.
with Gregory SadlerThis lesson introduces the philosophy of religion, discussing how it differs from other fields concerned with religion, and its key characteristics.
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This lesson takes a look at four common philosophical approaches, discussing their relevance to the philosophy of religion, offering comparisons and contrasts.
with Gregory SadlerThis lesson takes a look at four common philosophical approaches, discussing their relevance to the philosophy of religion, offering comparisons and contrasts.
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The problem of defining "religion," as well as the failures to define it and ways to characterize it, are examined from a philosophical perspective.
with Gregory SadlerThe problem of defining "religion," as well as the failures to define it and ways to characterize it, are examined from a philosophical perspective.
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Explore the relationship between philosophy and religion, taking a look at rationalism and fideism, as well as four defining historical paradigms.
with Gregory SadlerExplore the relationship between philosophy and religion, taking a look at rationalism and fideism, as well as four defining historical paradigms.
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Examine what a truth claim is, the kinds of claims made and their functions within religions, as well as four paradigms that address truth claim conflicts.
with Gregory SadlerExamine what a truth claim is, the kinds of claims made and their functions within religions, as well as four paradigms that address truth claim conflicts.
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Timothy M
How can Reason be prideful... Is it not prideful of Fideism to put man on a pedestal and claim for itself the truth to whatever problem arises and be certain?
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Timothy M
How can you believe in a doctrine without reason, how are you to disprove other religions to champion yours if we are to blindly believe the one we so choose. Am I making sense as a 9th grader
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Gregory Sadler
I imagine that the "you" in your comment isn't directed to me personally, since I don't actually do or say one ought to do any of those things you're writing about.
Philosophers of religion generally don't do those things either.
As to your first comment, Fideism doesn't put the human being on a pedastal
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