Rorty and the Religious

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Rorty and the Religious
Author : Jacob L. Goodson
File Size : 41,9 Mb
Publisher : Wipf and Stock Publishers
Language : English
Release Date : 14 August 2012
ISBN : 9781610974288
Pages : 248 pages
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Rorty and the Religious by Jacob L. Goodson Book PDF Summary

Prior to his death in 2007, the self-described secular philosopher Richard Rorty began to modify his previous position concerning religion. Moving from "atheism" to "anti-clericalism," Rorty challenges the metaphysical assumptions that lend justification to abuses of power in the name of religion. Instead of dismissing and ignoring Rorty's challenge, the essays in this volume seek to enter into meaningful conversation with Rorty's thought and engage his criticisms in a constructive and serious way. In so doing, one finds promising nuggets within Rorty's thought for addressing particular questions within Christianity. The essays in this volume offer charitable yet fully confessional engagements with an impressive secular thinker. Contributors to this Volume: Stanley Hauerwas Eric Hall Barry Harvey D. Stephen Long Charles Marsh David O'Hara Jason Springs Donald G. Wester Keith Starkenburg Roger Ward

Rorty and the Religious

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