Titlebook: Religious Belief; James Kellenberger Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature

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Belief/Faith in God and Other God-Relationships,y passages in ., and forms of the second may require a residual element of belief, both, this chapter argues, are not defined by belief, but by turning from self and toward God and by love of God and of one’s neighbors.

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Belief in God,uch it creates a God-relationship for believers that is defined by trust in God. In its affective sense “belief in God,” it is observed, is synonymous with “faith in God.” The chapter includes a discussion of Martin Buber’s distinction between two types of faith, . and ..

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Belief in Relics,itions other than Christianity, but in the Christian tradition in the Middle Ages belief in relics was widespread. The belief in relics, it is argued in this chapter, was more than a belief that a fragment of bone was a true relic. It was also an affective religious belief that fit into the medieval belief structure.