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Theology Into The Myst
In The God Debates. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 184–203 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Believing in God without Knowledge of God Believing in God without Concepts of God Belief, Faith, and Pseudo‐faith The Argument from Pseudo‐faith.Author's Profile
Theology Into The Myst ‐ collecting theologies, not prioritizing knowledge, logic or rationality Theology Into The Myst, and faith ‐ non‐intellectual dimensions of human experience religious beliefs, and Theology Into The Myst ‐ not true statements, describing the supernatural misusing tool of reason, irrationality ‐ different tools for religion, but not being irrationalism believing in god without knowledge of god ‐ in speaking of religious beliefs Myst Theologies, appealing to ITM1 ‐ beliefs about god, all‐mediated by an all‐too‐human thinking shifting theology away from objects ‐ widening out, general universal existence (metaphysics) metaphysical and existential theologies ‐ contrasting cold god of philosophical argumentation religious beliefs, function ‐ of sustaining conscious attention to mystical experience belief, faith and pseudo‐faith ‐ challenging religious beliefs, Theology Into The Myst succeeding, where Theology In The Know could fail
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