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Section 43: Philosophical Study of Religion, 1607-1661
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Jun 20, 2025
1607. On Questions
1608. Philosophical Study of Religion
1609. A Philosophy of Religion: Some Theses
1610. Some More Theses
1611. Four Presuppositions' Concerning Religion
1612.What constitutes a religion?...
1613. The constitution of a religious community . . .
1614. All religions have to do with the constitution . . .
1615. Any religion is constituted as such by some . . .
1616. I have argued that "all religions have to do with . . .
1618. How do the adherents of a religion . . .
1619. Bearing witness is appropriate to the explicit . . .
1620. What bearing witness counts in principle . . .
1621. Is doing empirical-historical research necessary...
1622. Why do I hold that a religion can claim . . .
1623. What is it to be "religious"?
1624. Any religion as such explicitly formulates . . .
1625. Religion is a "cultural system" . . .
1626. A religion makes or implies a claim to decisive . . .
1627. The issue that concerns me here is how to . . .
1628. It is true that religion has a metaphysical aspect . . .
1629. If religion may be defined generically as . . .
1630. It's obvious, but it may be worth remarking . . .
1631. Bultmann argues . . .
1632. Does it not belong to the very concept . . .
1633. Does not each of the axial religions presuppose . . .
1634. The axial religions all agree in claiming . . .
1635. All axial religions are formally the same . . .
1636. How should the concept "religio vera" . . .
1637. It is at best misleading to say that the true . . .
1638. What, exactly, do I understand by "the true religion"?
1639. In at least one place, I distinguish religion . . .
1640. The basic insight to be pursued in these reflections . . .
1641. I have written that "'the true religion'. . . could be . . .
1642. Philosophy and religion differ, I've argued . . .
1643. The traditional revisionary insistence that what is normative . . .
1644. have usually operated with the distinction between . . .
1645.The question of the formal structure of religious authority . . .
1646. It's worth remembering that I have more than once . . .
1647. Pluralists seem ever to confuse truths with claims . . .
1648. On the Pragmatic Criterion of Truth
1649.The Gnostic and the apocalyptic ways of thinking may...
1650. On the A Priori as Dynamic
1651. On Strata of Meaning in Religious Discourse
1652. Existentialist Analysis, Metaphysics, and Religion
1653. Is agnosticism about religious truth a necessary . . .
1654 . On Analyzing Credenda and Agenda as Expressions of Faith
1655. All religions summon one to live realistically . . .
1656. It seems clear upon reflection that . . .
1657. What is my distinction between constitutivist and representativist . . .
1658. Dewey, significantly, distinguishes two conceits . . .
1659. What Dewey says about our sense of the whole . . .
1660. Some Thoughts about Santayana's "Natural and Ultimate Religion"
1661. I'm now convinced that Wittgenstein's authority can . . .
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