Religion and human purpose

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Springer, Dordrecht

1987

309 Pages

ISBN 978-94-010-8059-0

Studies in Philosophy and Religion
vol. 6

Religion and human purpose

a cross disciplinary approach

Edited by

William Horosz , Tad S. Clements

Publication details

Full citation:

Horosz, W. , Clements, T. S. (eds) (1987). Religion and human purpose: a cross disciplinary approach, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Linguistic philosophy and the meaning of life

Nielsen Kai

3-29

Phenomenology of religion and human purpose

Mohanty Jithendra Nath

31-47

The concept of purpose in a naturalistic humanist perspective

Clements Tad S.

49-67

The recovery of human purpose in the religious life

Horosz William

69-101

Orthodox judaism and human purpose

Wurtzburger Walter S.

105-122

Liberal judaism and the human purpose

Agus Jacob B.

123-141

Human purposiveness in st. Thomas Aquinas

Kovach Francis J.

143-164

The concept of purpose in reformation thought

Bretall Robert

165-195

The liberal commitment to divine immanence

Horosz William

197-231

Purpose of man in the tradition of Indian orthodoxy

Banerjee S. P.

235-270

The concepts of man and human purpose in contemporary Indian thought

Chattopadhyaya D P

271-307

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