God-relationships with and without God
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God-relationships with and without God
（Library of philosophy and religion）
Macmillan, 1989
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
The demands of modern living are such that humanity is constantly faced with new moral questions and new expressions of old moral issues, as well as the question of how to relate to others of different nations, cultures and religions. This volume attempts to address both the morality and plurality issues as they relate to religion and being religious, particularly from a Western Judaeo-Christian perspective. The author argues for the integrity of a certain way of addressing the question of religious praxis, which in turn would yield an approach to moral decision. With regard to the increased consciousness of other cultures and religions, the author presents a way of viewing the relationships between the world's diverse religious traditions that offers an answer to the question: how does my religion relate to others?
目次
- Introduction: religious morality and the question of praxis
- the question of the variety of God-relationships and the issue of religious plurality. Part 1 Religious morality and the question of praxis: individual God-relationships and ethics
- the category of individual God-relationship
- the central problem
- Abraham, Charles Manson and Robert Wringham
- Kierkegaard's two ways of thinking about faith and its God-relationship. Part 2 The ethics of God-relationships: guilt and shame morality. Part 3 The question of the variety of God-relationships and the issue of religious plurality: faith relationships to God or to Divine Reality in the various traditions
- abiding relationships. Part 4 Religious plurality: the way of non-cognitivism and the way of implicit belief
- the way of differential experience and the way of the common core
- the way of logical indeterminacy and the way of relationships.
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