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An Analytical Philosophy of Religion
By Willem F. Zuurdeeg
322 pages
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Table of contents
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- About the Author *
- Title Page 3
- Preface 7
- Contents 11
- Part One - Modern Man is Homo Loquens, Homo Convictus 21
- Chapter One - Man-Who-Speaks is Overcome By a Convictor 23
- Chapter Two - Power Man-Who-Speaks Establishes His Existence 69
- Chapter Three - Man-Who-Speaks Establishes His Existence in Drafting World Views 96
- Chapter Four - Metaphysics Man-Who-Speaks is Inclined To Draft Closed Systems 120
- Appendix - Antiontological Tendencies in the Christian Church 166
- Part Two 171
- Chapter Five - Myth Primitive and Ancient Man Lived By Means of a Mythical Establishment 173
- Chapter Six - Cosmos Enlightened Man Establishes His Existence by Means of The Greek Cosmos Conviction 201
- Part Three - Language Structures Which Assist Modern Man In Establishing His Existence 243
- Chapter Seven - Morals Moral Language Enables An Establishment in View Of Goods and Highest Goods 245
- Chapter Eight - The Church Modern Christians Establish Their Existence with the Help Of Several Church Languages 282
- About the Author *
- Title Page 3
- Preface 7
- Contents 11
- Part One - Modern Man is Homo Loquens, Homo Convictus 21
- Chapter One - Man-Who-Speaks is Overcome By a Convictor 23
- Chapter Two - Power Man-Who-Speaks Establishes His Existence 69
- Chapter Three - Man-Who-Speaks Establishes His Existence in Drafting World Views 96
- Chapter Four - Metaphysics Man-Who-Speaks is Inclined To Draft Closed Systems 120
- Appendix - Antiontological Tendencies in the Christian Church 166
- Part Two 171
- Chapter Five - Myth Primitive and Ancient Man Lived By Means of a Mythical Establishment 173
- Chapter Six - Cosmos Enlightened Man Establishes His Existence by Means of The Greek Cosmos Conviction 201
- Part Three - Language Structures Which Assist Modern Man In Establishing His Existence 243
- Chapter Seven - Morals Moral Language Enables An Establishment in View Of Goods and Highest Goods 245
- Chapter Eight - The Church Modern Christians Establish Their Existence with the Help Of Several Church Languages 282
- Postscript 307
- Bibliography 309
- Index 317