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Human life is or less orderly succession of moments and elements integrated into a meaningful whole by a more or less explicitly acknowledged purpose . Human life is best expressed in a narrative form .
Human life is or less orderly succession of moments and elements integrated into a meaningful whole by a more or less explicitly acknowledged purpose . Human life is best expressed in a narrative form .
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It is a fact of human experience that the meaning of life cannot entirely come from concentration upon oneself . To live fully and meaningfully , the human being must reach out for another and ultimately for the Incomprehensible which ...
It is a fact of human experience that the meaning of life cannot entirely come from concentration upon oneself . To live fully and meaningfully , the human being must reach out for another and ultimately for the Incomprehensible which ...
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He suggests that the idea of the human subject is from its very beginning interrelated with the idea of God.8 The experience of the self as religious and the experience of the self as subject go hand in hand .
He suggests that the idea of the human subject is from its very beginning interrelated with the idea of God.8 The experience of the self as religious and the experience of the self as subject go hand in hand .
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action American analysis approach argues argument become belief called Catholic century chapter character Christ Christian church claim concepts concern context continuity critical culture direction discussion divine essays ethical existence experience expression fact faith final function fundamental give given human ideal ideas imagination important interest interpretation issues Jesus John knowledge language limited literary literature living meaning metaphor moral mystical myth nature norm object original particular philosophy political position possible practical present principle problem psychology question reality reason reference reflection Reformation relation religion religious requires response ritual seems sense significance social society specific spiritual story suggests symbol theologians theology theory things thought tion tradition true truth ultimate understanding University of Chicago University Press whole writings York
Bibliografinė informacija
| Pavadinimas | The Journal of Religion, 62 tomas |
| Bendraautoriai | University of Chicago. Divinity School, University of Chicago. Federated Theological Faculty |
| Leidėjas | University of Chicago Press, 1982 |
| Originalas iš | Kalifornijos universitetas |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 22 gegužės 2007 |
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