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|a Philosophy and the Study of Religions
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|a Intro -- Series -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1: The Full Task of Philosophy of Religion -- i. What is "Traditional Philosophy of Religion"? -- ii. The First Task of Philosophy of Religion -- iii. The Second Task of Philosophy of Religion -- iv. The Third Task of Philosophy of Religion -- v. What is the Big Idea? -- Bibliographic Essay -- Endnotes -- Chapter 2: Are Religious Practices Philosophical? -- i. Toward a Philosophy of Religious Practice -- ii. Embodiment as a Paradigm for Philosophy of Religion
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|a Iii. Conceptual Metaphors and Embodied Religious Reason -- iv. Religious Material Culture as Cognitive Prosthetics -- v. A Toolkit for the Philosophical Study of Religious Practices -- Bibliographic Essay -- Endnotes -- Chapter 3: Must Religious People Have Religious Beliefs? -- i. The Place of Belief in the Study of Religions -- ii. Objections to the Concept of Religious Belief -- iii. Holding One's Beliefs in Public -- iv. What We Presuppose When We Attribute Beliefs -- v. The Universality of Belief -- Bibliographic Essay -- Endnotes -- Chapter 4: Do Religions Exist?
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|a I. The Critique of "Religion" -- ii. The Ontology of "Religion" -- iii. Can There be Religion Without "Religion"? -- iv. "Religion" as Distortion -- v. The Ideology of "Religion" -- Bibliographic Essay -- Endnotes -- Chapter 5: What Isn't Religion? -- i. Strategies for Defining Religion -- ii. Making Promises: The Functional or Pragmatic Aspect of Religion -- iii. Keeping Promises: The Substantive or Ontological Aspect of Religion -- iv. The Growing Variety of Religious Realities -- v. What this Definition Excludes -- Bibliographic Essay -- Endnotes
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|a Chapter 6: Are Religions Out of Touch With Reality? -- i. Religious Metaphysics in a Postmetaphysical Age -- ii. Antimetaphysics Today -- iii. Constructive Postmodernism and Unmediated Experience -- iv. Unmediated Experience and Metaphysics -- v. The Rehabilitation of Religious Metaphysics -- Bibliographic Essay -- Endnotes -- Chapter 7: The Academic Study of Religions: a Map With Bridges -- i. Religious Studies as a Tripartite Field -- ii. Describing and Explaining Religious Phenomena -- iii. Evaluating Religious Phenomena -- iv. Do Evaluative Approaches Belong in the Academy?
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