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The Philosophical Challenge of Religious Diversity

Kevin Meeker, Philip L. Quinn

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Introduction The Philosophical Challenge of Religious Diversity 1. Of Miracles 2. No Other Way: A Middle Knowledge Perspective on the Exclusivity of Salvation through Christ 3. Religious Pluralism and Salvation 4. The Philosophy of Religious Pluralism: A Critical Appraisal of Hick and His Critics 5. A Contemplation of Absolutes 6. Truth and the Diversity of Religion 7. Religious Pluralism and the Divine: Another Look at John Hick's Neo-Kantian Proposal 8. Polytheism 9. Hick's Pluralism and Reformed Epistemology: A Middle Ground 10. Pluralism: A Defense of Religious Exclusivism 11. Religious Diversity and Perceptual Knowledge of God 12. Religious Experience and Religious Diversity: A Reply to Alston 13. Religious Experience and Religious Pluralism 14. Towards Thinner Theologies: Hick and Alston on Religious Diversity

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Introduction The Philosophical Challenge of Religious Diversity 1. Of Miracles 2. No Other Way: A Middle Knowledge Perspective on the Exclusivity of Salvation through Christ 3. Religious Pluralism and Salvation 4. The Philosophy of Religious Pluralism: A Critical Appraisal of Hick and His Critics 5. A Contemplation of Absolutes 6. Truth and the Diversity of Religion 7. Religious Pluralism and the Divine: Another Look at John Hick's Neo-Kantian Proposal 8. Polytheism 9. Hick's Pluralism and Reformed Epistemology: A Middle Ground 10. Pluralism: A Defense of Religious Exclusivism 11. Religious Diversity and Perceptual Knowledge of God 12. Religious Experience and Religious Diversity: A Reply to Alston 13. Religious Experience and Religious Pluralism 14. Towards Thinner Theologies: Hick and Alston on Religious Diversity

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Introduction The Philosophical Challenge of Religious Diversity 1. Of Miracles 2. No Other Way: A Middle Knowledge Perspective on the Exclusivity of Salvation through Christ 3. Religious Pluralism and Salvation 4. The Philosophy of Religious Pluralism: A Critical Appraisal of Hick and His Critics 5. A Contemplation of Absolutes 6. Truth and the Diversity of Religion 7. Religious Pluralism and the Divine: Another Look at John Hick's Neo-Kantian Proposal 8. Polytheism 9. Hick's Pluralism and Reformed Epistemology: A Middle Ground 10. Pluralism: A Defense of Religious Exclusivism 11. Religious Diversity and Perceptual Knowledge of God 12. Religious Experience and Religious Diversity: A Reply to Alston 13. Religious Experience and Religious Pluralism 14. Towards Thinner Theologies: Hick and Alston on Religious Diversity

Key concepts: Religious pluralism, Pluralism (philosophy), Religious diversity, Philosophy of religion, Diversity (politics), Religious philosophy, Epistemology, Philosophy

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