The Challenge of William James's Philosophy of Religion

The Proceedings of the Twenty-First World Congress of Philosophy 8:25-30 (2006)
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Abstract

James's philosophy of religion reveals a great deal about his general philosophical position. Moreover, it provides insights concerning the epistemic priority of experience and feeling, the role of faith in the justification of belief, the nature of religious truth, and the limits of philosophic rationality. This essay tries to explain what it means, on James's view, to see the world in religious terms, and defends his pragmatic argument regarding the justification of belief.

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