Philosophy and religion; some contemporary perspectives
By: edited by Jerry H. Gill.
Publisher: Burgess Pub. Co.
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Minneapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 372
Subjects: Philosophy and religion -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Reason and quest for revelation, by P. Tillich.; title: On the ontological mystery, by G. Marcel.; title: The problem of non-objectifying thinking and speaking, by M. Heidegger.; title: The problem of natural theology, by J. Macquarrie.; title: Metaphysical rebellion, by A. Camus.; title: Psychoanalysis and religion by E. Fromm.; title: Why I am not a Christian, by B. Russell.; title: The quest for being, by S. Hook.; title: The sacred and the profane; a dialectical understanding of Christianity, by T. J. J. Altizer.; title: Three strata of meaning in religious discourse by C. Hartshorne.; title: The theological task, by J. B. Cobb.; title: Theology and objectivity, by S. A. Ogden.; title: Can faith validate God-talk? by K. Nielsen.; title: The logic of God, by J. Wisdom.; title: Mapping the logic of models in science and theology, by F. Ferré.; title: On understanding mystery, by I. T. Ramsey.; title: Teilhard de Chardin; a philosophy of precession, by E. R. Baltazar.; title: The nature of apologetics, by H. Bouillard.; title: Metaphysics as horizon, by B. Lonergan.; title: Deciding whether to believe, by M. Novak.