Titlebook: God And The Universe Of Faiths; Essays In The Philos John Hick Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 198

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The City as an Outside Interiour,C. has seen itself from the beginning as a way of life and salvation. Our next question is this: Do we regard the christian way as the only way, so that salvation is not to be found outside it; or do we regard the other great religions of mankind as other ways of life and salvation?

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The Copernican Revolution in Theology,C. has seen itself from the beginning as a way of life and salvation. Our next question is this: Do we regard the christian way as the only way, so that salvation is not to be found outside it; or do we regard the other great religions of mankind as other ways of life and salvation?

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Towards a Theology of Death,and to death. The first passage comes from a book of legal precedents published in London in 1592, when the first Elizabeth was on the throne of England and when Will Shakespeare was a rising London playwright. The book offers ‘a verie perfect form of a Will’, which begins as follows:

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Processing Corneas for Grafting,and to death. The first passage comes from a book of legal precedents published in London in 1592, when the first Elizabeth was on the throne of England and when Will Shakespeare was a rising London playwright. The book offers ‘a verie perfect form of a Will’, which begins as follows:

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Thomas D. Rossing,Christopher J. Chiaverina Christian and an atheist or agnostic should equally be able to say, Yes, that is what, phenomenologically, faith is — though they would of course then go on to say radically different things about its value.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5996-8esus but only of indicating what that claim is. The assertion that Jesus’ agapéing was continuous with the divine Agapéing is no more self-explanatory than the assertion that Christ was of one substance with the Father. Neither of these phrases, strictly speaking, explains anything….’

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Religious Faith as Experiencing-as, Christian and an atheist or agnostic should equally be able to say, Yes, that is what, phenomenologically, faith is — though they would of course then go on to say radically different things about its value.