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Rationality and religious trust
Abstract
Recent philosophy of religion can be described as marked by a tension. An ethically oriented trend reduces religion to a moral outlook or attitude. A metaphysically oriented trend runs the risk of confusing 'that God exists' with a belief 'in' God. This project tries to find a middle road between these extremes by elaborating a religuious epistemology. 'Religious knowledge' refers to knowledge of God but also to the knowledge that enables a religious modulation of life. Knowledge of God cannot be separated from a knowing-how to give God a place in one's life. Precisely this relatedness must provide the middle road mentioned.Researcher(s)
- Promoter: Vanheeswijck Guy
- Co-promoter: Braeckmans Luc
- Co-promoter: Leilich Joachim
- Co-promoter: Taels Johan
Research team(s)
Project type(s)
- Research Project
Rationality and religious trust
Abstract
Recent philosophy of religion can be described as marked by a tension. An ethically oriented trend reduces religion to a moral outlook or attitude. A metaphysically oriented trend runs the risk of confusing 'that God exists' with a belief 'in' God. The project tries to steer a middle course between these extremes by elaborating a religious epistemology. An analysis of 'religious knowledge' could teach us that knowledge of God cannot be separated from knowing how to give God a place in one's life.Researcher(s)
- Co-promoter: Braeckmans Luc
- Co-promoter: Taels Johan
- Co-promoter: Vanheeswijck Guy
Research team(s)
Project type(s)
- Research Project