A Philosophy of Faith : (Record no. 6611)

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ISBN 9781032164540
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Language code of text/sound track or separate title eng
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Classification number 121.6
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Personal name Malcolm, Finlay
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Title A Philosophy of Faith :
Remainder of title Belief, Truth and Varieties of Commitment /
Statement of responsibility, etc Finlay Malcolm and Michael Scott
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Name of publisher Routledge :
Place of publication New York,
Year of publication ©2023.
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Number of Pages vii, 174p.
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Title Routledge Studies in the Philosophy of Religion
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Summary, etc Faith occupies an important place in human lives. It can be directed towards God, friends, political systems and sports teams, and is said to help people through crises and to motivate people to achieve life goals. But what is faith? Philosophers and theologians have, for centuries, been concerned with questions about the rationality of faith, but more recently, have focussed on what kind of psychological attitude faith is. The authors of this book bring together, for the first time, the different elements of this recent debate, staking out the different positions and arguments, and defending a novel ‘true grit’ theory of faith, from which the rationality and language of faith are addressed from a fresh perspective.<br/><br/>The book engages with a range of questions about the nature of faith, including: Does faith require belief? Is faith motivational? What is the relationship between faith, trust and hope? Do expressions of faith aim at the truth? And, in what sense is faith resilient? The authors defend a distinctive conception of faith involving resistance to psychological, practical and epistemic challenges, from which a novel account of the psychology and epistemology of faith is developed. The treatment of the topic draws extensively on the philosophy of mind, language and religion, and provides a map of this exciting field of study for newcomers to the philosophy of faith.<br/><br/>A Philosophy of Faith will appeal to researchers and advanced students in philosophy of religion, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language and epistemology who are interested in the topic of faith.
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Topical Term Philosophy and Psychology
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Topical Term Philosophy of Humanity
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Topical Term Epistemology
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Personal name Scott, Michael
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      General Books Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati General Stacks 15/10/2025 Creative Books 11081.07 CB/25128 121.6 MalP (11689) 11689 Copy 01 15830.10 15/10/2025 Books