Toward an Expansive Phenomenology of Religious Existence

Sophia 53 (3):373-377 (2014)
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This review of Kevin Schilbrack’s—Philosophy and the study of religions: a manifesto—is part of a review symposium featuring reviews by Andrew Irvine, J. Aaron Simmons, and James McLaughlin and a reply by Kevin Schilbrack

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