Intuitive Knowing as Spiritual Experience [electronic resource] /
Wiebe, Phillip H.author.
This book is Wiebe's defense of the claim that a significant form of spiritual experience is found in 'knowing something we have no right to know'. He selects forty-five first-hand accounts from a data-base at the University of Wales to make his case, and, in solidarity with those people, recounts something of his own experience.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction -- Spirits -- The experience of God -- Values -- Christian experience -- Intuitive knowing in spiritual life.
This book is Wiebe's defense of the claim that a significant form of spiritual experience is found in 'knowing something we have no right to know'. He selects forty-five first-hand accounts from a data-base at the University of Wales to make his case, and, in solidarity with those people, recounts something of his own experience.
Religion—Philosophy.
Religion.
Philosophy of mind.
Philosophy of Religion.
Religious Studies, general.
Philosophy of Mind.