Language and Christian BeliefMacmillan, 1958 - 135 pagina's |
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... entail that they are not verifiable or falsifiable in principle . Neither does it en- tail that they are not informative . In other words , the religious believer may meet the cross - questioning of the philosopher with a straight nolle ...
... entail that they are not verifiable or falsifiable in principle . Neither does it en- tail that they are not informative . In other words , the religious believer may meet the cross - questioning of the philosopher with a straight nolle ...
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... entail propositional knowledge , knowledge that certain state- ments are true or that certain things are so . Dogs and other animals know people , but we are not thereby compelled to say that they know that they are people , or that ...
... entail propositional knowledge , knowledge that certain state- ments are true or that certain things are so . Dogs and other animals know people , but we are not thereby compelled to say that they know that they are people , or that ...
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... entails a concept of freedom which is not only unsatisfactory but self - defeating . This point has been made at length by other writers , and needs only a short exposition . Briefly , ' free ' does not entail ' uncaused ' or ...
... entails a concept of freedom which is not only unsatisfactory but self - defeating . This point has been made at length by other writers , and needs only a short exposition . Briefly , ' free ' does not entail ' uncaused ' or ...
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SECTION A I VERIFICATION AND RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE I | 1 |
RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE | 16 |
SECTION B 3 AUTHORITY AND BELIEF | 32 |
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