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The Radical Conceptualization of Perceptual Experienceurces which we possess. But to what extent? In this chapter I will defend the view, which I will call the ‘conceptualist’ view, that the possession of concepts is a . condition of all perceptual experience.

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The Radical Conceptualization of Perceptual Experience A child sees an animal, where we see a camel, and a biologist might see a dromedary. I see a Picasso, you see the work of someone obsessed with blue; I hear noise, you hear a composition by John Cage. Thus, the content of our perceptual experience is, surely to some extent, structured by the . reso

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Visions, Pictures and Rulesen problematic. The prophet Isaiah (of Jerusalem) is reputed to have seen God in a mystic vision; St Francis to have seen Christ and received the stigmata; Julian of Norwich to have seen Christ’s passion; St Teresa of Avila to have seen Christ, the devil, seraphim, and various saints. Yet at least t

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Conceptual Relativism and Religious Experienceelativist orientation which has become common in such social sciences as archaeology, sociology, ethnology and psychology, in the work of philosophers of science like Thomas Kuhn, as well as in society at large. But theological relativism is not a mere patchwork of relativistic movements in other di

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God, Commitment, and Other Faiths: Pluralism vs Relativisms of . religious traditions, inescapably confront Christians with a crisis — and a potential revolution. How should Christians respond responsibly to the conflicting claims of other faiths? More pointedly, should Christians abjure traditional claims to the one truth and the one way to salvation? As

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