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In this collection of essays, written over the past decade, Robert Cummings Neville addresses contemporary debates about the concept of religion and the importance of the comparative method in theology, while advancing and defending his own original definition of religion. Neville's hypothesis...
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| Zusammenfassung: | In this collection of essays, written over the past decade, Robert Cummings Neville addresses contemporary debates about the concept of religion and the importance of the comparative method in theology, while advancing and defending his own original definition of religion. Neville's hypothesis is that religion is a cognitive, existential, and practical engagement of ultimate realities--five ultimate conditions of existence that need to be engaged by human beings. The essays, which range from formal articles to invited lectures, develop this hypothesis and explore its ramifications in religious experience, philosophical theology, religious studies, and the works of important thinkers in philosophy of religion. Defining Religion is an excellent introduction to Neville's work, especially to the systematic philosophical theology presented in his magisterial three-volume set Philosophical Theology. |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Intro; Contents; List of Tables; Preface; Notes; Part One: Heuristics; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter One Problems of Definition; Confusions of Definition; Defining Religion as a Harmony; Ecologies of Harmonies; Tunnels of Definition; Notes; Chapter Two A Heuristic Definition of Religion; On Definition; Ultimacy and Engagement in Religion; Five Problematics of Religion; Components of Authentic Religion; Notes; Chapter Three Theory of Religion in a Pragmatic Philosophical Theology; Ultimate Realities; Cognitive Articulations; Existential Identifications; Religious Life; Notes. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Four Modeling Ultimate Reality: God, Consciousness, and EmergenceIntroduction; Personhood, Consciousness, and Emergence; The Ontological Creative Act; Semiotics of Symbolic Engagement; Notes; Part Two: Pragmatics; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter Five A Pragmatic Approach to Religious Experience; Religious Experience; Engagement and Reference; What Makes Religious Symbols Religious?; Reductionism; Notes; Chapter Six Semiotics versus Phenomenology: Existential and Hermeneutic Dimensions; Defining Religious Experience: Phenomenology and Semiotics. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Existential Dimensions of Religious ExperienceHermeneutic Dimensions: Intentionality; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Signs; Notes; Chapter Seven Hermeneutic and Validity Dimensions of Religious Experience; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Reference; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Context; Validity Dimensions; Summary Dimensions of Religious Experience in Semiotic Analysis; Notes; Chapter Eight Self-Reliance and the Portability of Pragmatism; American Philosophical Exceptionalism; Transcendental Philosophy; Putting Nature First; The Pragmatic Model; Notes; Part Three: Religious Studies; Preliminary Remarks. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Nine Why All Theology Should Be ComparativeA Logic of Comparison; The Social Organization of Theological Comparison; Motive for Theological Comparison; Normativeness in Comparative Theology; Notes; Chapter Ten Does the Study of Religion Need Philosophy?; Kinds of Philosophy in Religion; Philosophy in the Definition of Religion; Philosophy and Religious Symbolism; Philosophy and Ultimate Reality; Chapter Eleven Some Recommendations for the Future of Liberal Theology; A New Framework; Pragmatic Inquiry; Pragmatic Realism; Religious Experience; Metaphysics and Apophatic Theology; Notes. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Twelve Naturalism: So Easily WrongIntroduction; The Positive Thesis; The Unfrankenberry Thesis; The Unwildman Thesis; Notes; Part Four: Philosophical Theology; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter Thirteen A Respectful Alternative to Process Theology: A Letter of Grateful and Affectionate Response to David Ray Griffinâ#x80;#x99;s Whiteheadâ#x80;#x99;s Radically Different Postmodern Philosophy: An Argument for Its Contemporary Relevance; Ontology; Intimate Religious Sensibility; Conceptions of God as Religiously Available; Religious Language and Metaphysics; Notes. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Fourteen The Triune God and Creation ex Nihilo, or â#x80;#x9C;The One and the Manyâ#x80;#x9D; Strikes Again. | |
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| contents | Intro; Contents; List of Tables; Preface; Notes; Part One: Heuristics; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter One Problems of Definition; Confusions of Definition; Defining Religion as a Harmony; Ecologies of Harmonies; Tunnels of Definition; Notes; Chapter Two A Heuristic Definition of Religion; On Definition; Ultimacy and Engagement in Religion; Five Problematics of Religion; Components of Authentic Religion; Notes; Chapter Three Theory of Religion in a Pragmatic Philosophical Theology; Ultimate Realities; Cognitive Articulations; Existential Identifications; Religious Life; Notes. Chapter Four Modeling Ultimate Reality: God, Consciousness, and EmergenceIntroduction; Personhood, Consciousness, and Emergence; The Ontological Creative Act; Semiotics of Symbolic Engagement; Notes; Part Two: Pragmatics; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter Five A Pragmatic Approach to Religious Experience; Religious Experience; Engagement and Reference; What Makes Religious Symbols Religious?; Reductionism; Notes; Chapter Six Semiotics versus Phenomenology: Existential and Hermeneutic Dimensions; Defining Religious Experience: Phenomenology and Semiotics. Existential Dimensions of Religious ExperienceHermeneutic Dimensions: Intentionality; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Signs; Notes; Chapter Seven Hermeneutic and Validity Dimensions of Religious Experience; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Reference; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Context; Validity Dimensions; Summary Dimensions of Religious Experience in Semiotic Analysis; Notes; Chapter Eight Self-Reliance and the Portability of Pragmatism; American Philosophical Exceptionalism; Transcendental Philosophy; Putting Nature First; The Pragmatic Model; Notes; Part Three: Religious Studies; Preliminary Remarks. Chapter Nine Why All Theology Should Be ComparativeA Logic of Comparison; The Social Organization of Theological Comparison; Motive for Theological Comparison; Normativeness in Comparative Theology; Notes; Chapter Ten Does the Study of Religion Need Philosophy?; Kinds of Philosophy in Religion; Philosophy in the Definition of Religion; Philosophy and Religious Symbolism; Philosophy and Ultimate Reality; Chapter Eleven Some Recommendations for the Future of Liberal Theology; A New Framework; Pragmatic Inquiry; Pragmatic Realism; Religious Experience; Metaphysics and Apophatic Theology; Notes. Chapter Twelve Naturalism: So Easily WrongIntroduction; The Positive Thesis; The Unfrankenberry Thesis; The Unwildman Thesis; Notes; Part Four: Philosophical Theology; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter Thirteen A Respectful Alternative to Process Theology: A Letter of Grateful and Affectionate Response to David Ray Griffinâ#x80;#x99;s Whiteheadâ#x80;#x99;s Radically Different Postmodern Philosophy: An Argument for Its Contemporary Relevance; Ontology; Intimate Religious Sensibility; Conceptions of God as Religiously Available; Religious Language and Metaphysics; Notes. Chapter Fourteen The Triune God and Creation ex Nihilo, or â#x80;#x9C;The One and the Manyâ#x80;#x9D; Strikes Again. |
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| spelling | Neville, Robert C., author. Defining religion : essays in philosophy of religion / Robert Cummings Neville. Albany : State University of New York Press, [2018] 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. Intro; Contents; List of Tables; Preface; Notes; Part One: Heuristics; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter One Problems of Definition; Confusions of Definition; Defining Religion as a Harmony; Ecologies of Harmonies; Tunnels of Definition; Notes; Chapter Two A Heuristic Definition of Religion; On Definition; Ultimacy and Engagement in Religion; Five Problematics of Religion; Components of Authentic Religion; Notes; Chapter Three Theory of Religion in a Pragmatic Philosophical Theology; Ultimate Realities; Cognitive Articulations; Existential Identifications; Religious Life; Notes. Chapter Four Modeling Ultimate Reality: God, Consciousness, and EmergenceIntroduction; Personhood, Consciousness, and Emergence; The Ontological Creative Act; Semiotics of Symbolic Engagement; Notes; Part Two: Pragmatics; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter Five A Pragmatic Approach to Religious Experience; Religious Experience; Engagement and Reference; What Makes Religious Symbols Religious?; Reductionism; Notes; Chapter Six Semiotics versus Phenomenology: Existential and Hermeneutic Dimensions; Defining Religious Experience: Phenomenology and Semiotics. Existential Dimensions of Religious ExperienceHermeneutic Dimensions: Intentionality; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Signs; Notes; Chapter Seven Hermeneutic and Validity Dimensions of Religious Experience; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Reference; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Context; Validity Dimensions; Summary Dimensions of Religious Experience in Semiotic Analysis; Notes; Chapter Eight Self-Reliance and the Portability of Pragmatism; American Philosophical Exceptionalism; Transcendental Philosophy; Putting Nature First; The Pragmatic Model; Notes; Part Three: Religious Studies; Preliminary Remarks. Chapter Nine Why All Theology Should Be ComparativeA Logic of Comparison; The Social Organization of Theological Comparison; Motive for Theological Comparison; Normativeness in Comparative Theology; Notes; Chapter Ten Does the Study of Religion Need Philosophy?; Kinds of Philosophy in Religion; Philosophy in the Definition of Religion; Philosophy and Religious Symbolism; Philosophy and Ultimate Reality; Chapter Eleven Some Recommendations for the Future of Liberal Theology; A New Framework; Pragmatic Inquiry; Pragmatic Realism; Religious Experience; Metaphysics and Apophatic Theology; Notes. Chapter Twelve Naturalism: So Easily WrongIntroduction; The Positive Thesis; The Unfrankenberry Thesis; The Unwildman Thesis; Notes; Part Four: Philosophical Theology; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter Thirteen A Respectful Alternative to Process Theology: A Letter of Grateful and Affectionate Response to David Ray Griffinâ#x80;#x99;s Whiteheadâ#x80;#x99;s Radically Different Postmodern Philosophy: An Argument for Its Contemporary Relevance; Ontology; Intimate Religious Sensibility; Conceptions of God as Religiously Available; Religious Language and Metaphysics; Notes. Chapter Fourteen The Triune God and Creation ex Nihilo, or â#x80;#x9C;The One and the Manyâ#x80;#x9D; Strikes Again. Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on February 12, 2018). In this collection of essays, written over the past decade, Robert Cummings Neville addresses contemporary debates about the concept of religion and the importance of the comparative method in theology, while advancing and defending his own original definition of religion. Neville's hypothesis is that religion is a cognitive, existential, and practical engagement of ultimate realities--five ultimate conditions of existence that need to be engaged by human beings. The essays, which range from formal articles to invited lectures, develop this hypothesis and explore its ramifications in religious experience, philosophical theology, religious studies, and the works of important thinkers in philosophy of religion. Defining Religion is an excellent introduction to Neville's work, especially to the systematic philosophical theology presented in his magisterial three-volume set Philosophical Theology. Religion Philosophy. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85112554 Religion Philosophie. RELIGION Comparative Religion. bisacsh RELIGION Essays. bisacsh RELIGION Reference. bisacsh Religion Philosophy fast has work: Defining religion (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCGJV4jcQfDKPBh84P376Xd https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Neville, Robert C. Defining religion. Albany, NY : State University of New York, 2018 9781438469577 (DLC) 2017027471 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=1696716 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Neville, Robert C. Defining religion : essays in philosophy of religion / Intro; Contents; List of Tables; Preface; Notes; Part One: Heuristics; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter One Problems of Definition; Confusions of Definition; Defining Religion as a Harmony; Ecologies of Harmonies; Tunnels of Definition; Notes; Chapter Two A Heuristic Definition of Religion; On Definition; Ultimacy and Engagement in Religion; Five Problematics of Religion; Components of Authentic Religion; Notes; Chapter Three Theory of Religion in a Pragmatic Philosophical Theology; Ultimate Realities; Cognitive Articulations; Existential Identifications; Religious Life; Notes. Chapter Four Modeling Ultimate Reality: God, Consciousness, and EmergenceIntroduction; Personhood, Consciousness, and Emergence; The Ontological Creative Act; Semiotics of Symbolic Engagement; Notes; Part Two: Pragmatics; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter Five A Pragmatic Approach to Religious Experience; Religious Experience; Engagement and Reference; What Makes Religious Symbols Religious?; Reductionism; Notes; Chapter Six Semiotics versus Phenomenology: Existential and Hermeneutic Dimensions; Defining Religious Experience: Phenomenology and Semiotics. Existential Dimensions of Religious ExperienceHermeneutic Dimensions: Intentionality; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Signs; Notes; Chapter Seven Hermeneutic and Validity Dimensions of Religious Experience; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Reference; Hermeneutic Dimensions: Context; Validity Dimensions; Summary Dimensions of Religious Experience in Semiotic Analysis; Notes; Chapter Eight Self-Reliance and the Portability of Pragmatism; American Philosophical Exceptionalism; Transcendental Philosophy; Putting Nature First; The Pragmatic Model; Notes; Part Three: Religious Studies; Preliminary Remarks. Chapter Nine Why All Theology Should Be ComparativeA Logic of Comparison; The Social Organization of Theological Comparison; Motive for Theological Comparison; Normativeness in Comparative Theology; Notes; Chapter Ten Does the Study of Religion Need Philosophy?; Kinds of Philosophy in Religion; Philosophy in the Definition of Religion; Philosophy and Religious Symbolism; Philosophy and Ultimate Reality; Chapter Eleven Some Recommendations for the Future of Liberal Theology; A New Framework; Pragmatic Inquiry; Pragmatic Realism; Religious Experience; Metaphysics and Apophatic Theology; Notes. Chapter Twelve Naturalism: So Easily WrongIntroduction; The Positive Thesis; The Unfrankenberry Thesis; The Unwildman Thesis; Notes; Part Four: Philosophical Theology; Preliminary Remarks; Chapter Thirteen A Respectful Alternative to Process Theology: A Letter of Grateful and Affectionate Response to David Ray Griffinâ#x80;#x99;s Whiteheadâ#x80;#x99;s Radically Different Postmodern Philosophy: An Argument for Its Contemporary Relevance; Ontology; Intimate Religious Sensibility; Conceptions of God as Religiously Available; Religious Language and Metaphysics; Notes. Chapter Fourteen The Triune God and Creation ex Nihilo, or â#x80;#x9C;The One and the Manyâ#x80;#x9D; Strikes Again. Religion Philosophy. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85112554 Religion Philosophie. RELIGION Comparative Religion. bisacsh RELIGION Essays. bisacsh RELIGION Reference. bisacsh Religion Philosophy fast |
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