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Philosophical faith and its ambiguities

Alan Olson

pp. 77-97

An analysis of the strengths and ambiguities in Jaspers' concept of philosophical faith in three related contexts: language, religion, and value. The linguistic and semantic context discusses subtle differences of meaning in the Latin, English, and German expressions of faith. The religious context focuses on reason and revelation in the monotheistic traditions of the Middle East. Questions regarding the nature and future of humanity are discussed with respect to truth claims and an axiology of value.

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DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-2223-1_8

Full citation:

Olson, A. (2012)., Philosophical faith and its ambiguities, in H. Wautischer, A. Olson & G. J. Walters (eds.), Philosophical faith and the future of humanity, Dordrecht, Springer, pp. 77-97.

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