Volume 12 (2024)
Volume 11 (2023)
Volume 10 (2021)
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Volume 8 (2019)
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Volume 5 (2016)
Volume 4 (2015)
Volume 3 (2014)
Volume 2 (2013)
Volume 1 (2012)
Number of Articles: 6
The semantic requirements of John Hick’s pluralistic theory of religion
Volume 2, Issue 3 , January 2014, Pages 1-13
Abstract
John Hick is renowned celebrated for his endeavors to explain religious plurality and diversity. Up front, He strives to set forth an explanatory hypothesis that can portray the best explanation of this pluralism in the real world, adopting miscellaneous philo-epistemological elements. Hick, although ... Read MoreClifford’ human cognitive rights; The principles and the domains
Volume 2, Issue 3 , January 2014, Pages 15-36
Abstract
One of the central concerns or problems in epistemology is the methods by which man attains his belief(s), and one of the most important answers to this problem is presented by W.K Clifford. By propounding ‘strong evidentialism’ Clifford plays main role to construct a new foundation to belief ... Read MoreKalam Cosmological Argument from Transcendental Theosophy view point;A critical study
Volume 2, Issue 3 , January 2014, Pages 37-57
Abstract
William Lane Craig has revived a kind of Cosmological Argument which called Kalam Cosmological Argument. In this argument the origination of the Universe is the sign of contingency and therefore the reason for an un-natural cause. He appeals to two metaphysical arguments and two scientific confirmations ... Read MoreBody–Soul Dualism From Gazzali and Swinburne’s Views; A Comparative study
Volume 2, Issue 3 , January 2014, Pages 59-79
Abstract
There are two theories among dualists who believe that soul is immortal with body: ‘recreation theory’ and ‘new body theory’. According to recreation theory, soul is immortal and the very earthy body will be recreated in the next world. According to the new body theory, humans ... Read MoreEssentialist approach to religion
Volume 2, Issue 3 , January 2014, Pages 81-111
Abstract
The essentialist approach to religion is an attempt to challenge the divese approaches to religion which, as external observers and through a reductionist view, have attained an incomplete understanding of religion and put the religious studies in a wrong direction. This endeavor is accomplished through ... Read MoreThe Thomistic argument from contingency and necessity, and Avecenna’s Seddiqin argument; a comparative study
Volume 2, Issue 3 , January 2014, Pages 113-133