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Exploring Religious Meaning

Robert C. Monk

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I. RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS. 1. Toward a Definition of Religion. 2. Religious Traditions. II. EXPERIENCING RELIGION. 3. Cases of Religious Experience. 4. Elements of Religious Experience. 5. Religion in Artistic Expression. III. THE DIVINE. 6. History, Revelation, and the Knowledge of God. 7. Ways of Conceiving the Divine. 8. The Problem of Evil. IV. THE SELF AND RELIGION. 9. Understanding the Self. 10. Freedom and the Self. 11. Sin and Guilt. 12. Death and the Self. 13. Salvation and Redemption. V. RELIGION AND THE SOCIOCULTURAL CONTEXT. 14. The Religious Matrix of Interpersonal Relations. 15. The Corporate Expressions of Ethical Concerns. 16. Religious Traditions and Social Stability. 17. Religious Traditions and Social Change. VI. UNDERSTANDING RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE. 18. Interpretations and Verification of Religious Knowledge. 19. Authority and Tradition. VII. RELIGION AND THE NATURAL ORDER. 20. Order and Origins. 21. Human Response to the Natural Process. 22. Time and Eternity. Index of Religious Traditions. Index of Names/Subjects.

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I. RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS. 1. Toward a Definition of Religion. 2. Religious Traditions. II. EXPERIENCING RELIGION. 3. Cases of Religious Experience. 4. Elements of Religious Experience. 5. Religion in Artistic Expression. III. THE DIVINE. 6. History, Revelation, and the Knowledge of God. 7. Ways of Conceiving the Divine. 8. The Problem of Evil. IV. THE SELF AND RELIGION. 9. Understanding the Self. 10. Freedom and the Self. 11. Sin and Guilt. 12. Death and the Self. 13. Salvation and Redemption. V. RELIGION AND THE SOCIOCULTURAL CONTEXT. 14. The Religious Matrix of Interpersonal Relations. 15. The Corporate Expressions of Ethical Concerns. 16. Religious Traditions and Social Stability. 17. Religious Traditions and Social Change. VI. UNDERSTANDING RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE. 18. Interpretations and Verification of Religious Knowledge. 19. Authority and Tradition. VII. RELIGION AND THE NATURAL ORDER. 20. Order and Origins. 21. Human Response to the Natural Process. 22. Time and Eternity. Index of Religious Traditions. Index of Names/Subjects.

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I. RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS. 1. Toward a Definition of Religion. 2. Religious Traditions. II. EXPERIENCING RELIGION. 3. Cases of Religious Experience. 4. Elements of Religious Experience. 5. Religion in Artistic Expression. III. THE DIVINE. 6. History, Revelation, and the Knowledge of God. 7. Ways of Conceiving the Divine. 8. The Problem of Evil. IV. THE SELF AND RELIGION. 9. Understanding the Self. 10. Freedom and the Self. 11. Sin and Guilt. 12. Death and the Self. 13. Salvation and Redemption. V. RELIGION AND THE SOCIOCULTURAL CONTEXT. 14. The Religious Matrix of Interpersonal Relations. 15. The Corporate Expressions of Ethical Concerns. 16. Religious Traditions and Social Stability. 17. Religious Traditions and Social Change. VI. UNDERSTANDING RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE. 18. Interpretations and Verification of Religious Knowledge. 19. Authority and Tradition. VII. RELIGION AND THE NATURAL ORDER. 20. Order and Origins. 21. Human Response to the Natural Process. 22. Time and Eternity. Index of Religious Traditions. Index of Names/Subjects.

Key concepts: Revelation, Religious philosophy, Religious controversies, Religious studies, Meaning (existential), Religious identity, Sociology, Epistemology

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