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... religion suggests that the total environment is religiously ambiguous , capable of being experienced in both religious and naturalistic ways . Religious faith is the element of un- compelled interpretation within the distinctively religious ...
... religion suggests that the total environment is religiously ambiguous , capable of being experienced in both religious and naturalistic ways . Religious faith is the element of un- compelled interpretation within the distinctively religious ...
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... religious language . The positivist position , in its developed form , was that a statement has factual meaning only ... religious belief has its own autonomous validity , not subject to verificationist or scientific or other extraneous ...
... religious language . The positivist position , in its developed form , was that a statement has factual meaning only ... religious belief has its own autonomous validity , not subject to verificationist or scientific or other extraneous ...
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... religious experience . It is evident that there are many forms of religious experience , giving rise to many forms of religious belief . There is considerable variety within the Christian tradition itself , and in the world as a whole ...
... religious experience . It is evident that there are many forms of religious experience , giving rise to many forms of religious belief . There is considerable variety within the Christian tradition itself , and in the world as a whole ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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