Rationality and religious commitment / Robert Audi.

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Audi, Robert [Author]

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9780199609574

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BT 50 Au24 2011

Contents:

Part I. four epistemological standards: rationality and reasonableness, justification and knowledge -- 1. Rationality in thought action -- 2. Justification, knowledge, and reasonableness -- Part II. The dimensions of rational religious commitment -- 3. Belief, faith, acceptance, and hope -- 4. The diversity of religious commitment -- 5. Experiential and pragmatic aspects of religious -- Part III. Religion, theology, and morality -- 6. Religious commitment and moral obligation -- 7. Religious integration and human flourishing -- Part IV. The rationality of religious commitment in the postmodern world -- 8. Internal challenges to the rationality of religious commitment -- 9. The problem of evil -- 10. The challenge of naturalism

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I. four epistemological standards: rationality and reasonableness, justification and knowledge --
1. Rationality in thought action --
2. Justification, knowledge, and reasonableness --

Part II. The dimensions of rational religious commitment --
3. Belief, faith, acceptance, and hope --
4. The diversity of religious commitment --
5. Experiential and pragmatic aspects of religious --

Part III. Religion, theology, and morality --
6. Religious commitment and moral obligation --
7. Religious integration and human flourishing --

Part IV. The rationality of religious commitment in the postmodern world --
8. Internal challenges to the rationality of religious commitment --
9. The problem of evil --
10. The challenge of naturalism

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