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| Publication Date: 18 May 2017 |
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| Publisher: SPCK Publishing |
| Page Count: 256 |
| Author: Anthony Thiselton |
| ISBN-13: 9780281076765, 9780281076772 |
Approaching Philosophy of Religion
An Introduction To Key Thinkers, Concepts, Methods And Debates
An introductory guide that enables students to grasp the essential elements of their subject, the methods used to study it, and the key concepts and debates within it
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Summary of Approaching Philosophy of Religion
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‘An exciting new series that will provide orientation and essential information for students at the beginning of a course, in an attractive and readable format. From here the student will be well placed to move on to classic texts and larger handbooks.’
Thiselton’s genius lies in his extraordinary capacity to help us see familiar issues afresh and deepen our sense of truth. Thiselton’s method. . . is to guide the student or reader, giving him or her new vistas, insights and nourishment for the intellectual journey ahead.
It is ideal not only as an introductory guide for students but as a stimulating survey of the subject that should appeal to any interested, intelligent reader
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The rest of the book falls into three parts:
Part 1: Approaches. Descriptions of the main approaches developed by scholars to study the subject, with lively case histories and working examples showing the approaches in action, and assessing their lasting value.
Part 2: Concepts and Issues. Brief introductions to their origins and evolution, highlighting their significance in the work of major thinkers.
Part 3 Key Terms. Concise explanations of all the words and phrases that readers need to know in order to fully grasp the subject.