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An interpretation of religion

Name: An interpretation of religion
Author: John Harwood Hick

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In this classic work, prominent religious philosopher John Hick presents a global interpretation of religion, arguing for a religious response to our ambiguous universe and showing how the world's different religions are culturally conditioned forms of that response. For this Second Edition, Hick addresses the major critics of his interpretation of religion, thereby enabling fresh discussion of his work.

Subjects: Philosophy
Religion
Philosophie
Relations
Religions
Christianity and other religions

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