Wittgenstein's (misunderstood) religious thought / by Earl Stanley B. Fronda.
Wittgenstein's religious thought is not well understood. And Wittgensteinian philosophy of religion is charged with fideism, religious non-realism, and even crypto-atheism. These charges, however, are borne of misunderstandings that are a result of the critics' being oblivious of apophatic...
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| Year of Publication: | 2010 |
| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Philosophy of Religion - World Religions
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (264 pages) |
| Notes: | Description based upon print version of record. |
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Table of Contents:
- Preliminary Material / E.S. Fronda
- Introduction / E.S. Fronda
- Chapter One. Wittgenstein’s Religious Point Of View / E.S. Fronda
- Chapter Two. The Theology Of The Early Wittgenstein / E.S. Fronda
- Chapter Three. The Mature Wittgenstein On (Religious) Language / E.S. Fronda
- Chapter Four. The Mature Wittgenstein On Seeing And (Not) Speaking Of God / E.S. Fronda
- Chapter Five. ‘God Exists’ After Wittgenstein After St. Thomas Aquinas / E.S. Fronda
- Chapter Six. Wittgenstein On The (Supposed) Evidence For God’s Existence / E.S. Fronda
- Chapter Seven. Wittgenstein’s Religious Realism With Attitude / E.S. Fronda
- Chapter Eight. The Wittgensteinian Philosophy Of Religion Is Misunderstood / E.S. Fronda
- Chapter Nine. Concluding Remarks: The Difference It Makes In Understanding Wittgenstein’s Religious Point Of View / E.S. Fronda
- Bibliography / E.S. Fronda
- Index / E.S. Fronda.