Philosophy of ReligionThe purpose of this book is to develop and to expound the essentials of a philosophy which enables men and women of this century to be both intellectually honest and sincerely devout. |
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... objective reference . They have objective reference because they refer to objects , and they partake of the nature of truth when they grasp the character of these objects correctly . Such a statement is epis- temological rather than ...
... objective reference . They have objective reference because they refer to objects , and they partake of the nature of truth when they grasp the character of these objects correctly . Such a statement is epis- temological rather than ...
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... OBJECTIVE REFERENCE The belief we are about to examine is the belief that God is . The word " is , " used in this manner , does not express class inclusion or class membership ; it does not refer to equality as it does when it is ...
... OBJECTIVE REFERENCE The belief we are about to examine is the belief that God is . The word " is , " used in this manner , does not express class inclusion or class membership ; it does not refer to equality as it does when it is ...
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... OBJECTIVE FACTOR IN MORAL EXPERIENCE If the first step in the moral argument for theism is the recog nition that moral experience may be truly revealing of reality , the second step is the necessary postulation of objective reference ...
... OBJECTIVE FACTOR IN MORAL EXPERIENCE If the first step in the moral argument for theism is the recog nition that moral experience may be truly revealing of reality , the second step is the necessary postulation of objective reference ...
Contents
The Possibility of Truth | 33 |
The Mystery of Knowledge | 47 |
The Nature of Evidence | 59 |
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