Prolegomena to any future non-doxastic religion

Andrew Chignell

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Study and Philosophy of Religion Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics Karl Barth and Christian Theology

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Abstract I discuss some trends in recent philosophy of religion, focusing on J. L. Schellenberg'sProlegomena to a Philosophy of Religion. I pay special attention to Schellenberg's dual emphases on ‘the Ultimate’ as metaphysical object of inquiry and various non-doxastic states (‘faith that’, ‘faith in’) as psychological objects of inquiry. This view is contrasted throughout to what might be called a ‘liturgical’ orientation in philosophy of religion.

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