Titlebook: An Interpretation of Religion; Human Responses to t John Hick Book 1989 John Hick 1989 philosophy of religion.religion.religious belief

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,Abschließende Zusammenfassung,or do not constitute apparent awareness of something external to one’s own consciousness. For example, the experience of ‘seeing a tree in front of me’ is (even if it should turn out to be hallucinatory) intentional, whilst the experiences of feeling unaccountably cheerful or feeling a generalised a

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Die Verfassung der Registergerichteether this complex of experience and belief, taking as it does different shapes within the different traditions, is to be regarded simply as a human creation or as our response to a transcendent reality — though a response whose particular forms always involve the creative activity of the human imag

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230371286philosophy of religion; religion; religious belief

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Die Regierungssysteme der deutschen Länder religious, have been developed within the confines of a particular confessional conviction which construes all other traditions in its own terms. The one type of theory that has seldom been attempted is a religious but not confessional interpretation of religion in its plurality of forms; and it is this that I shall be trying to offer here..

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