00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00پلورالیسم دینی جان هیک از منظر جهانی [کتاب انگلیسی]Palgrave Macmillan‏‫‭Palgrave Macmillan‏‫‭ Table of contents : Foreword Acknowledgements Contents Notes on Contributors 1: John Hick’s Religious Pluralism: Home and Abroad Introduction Pluralistic Hypothesis Moving beyond Self-understanding Uniqueness Noumenal Real Ethical-soteriological Transformation Pre-axial and Post-axial Religions Impact of Religious Pluralism Outside the West About the Volume Part 1: Hick’s Religious Pluralism: A Western Reappraisal Part II: Re-envisioning Hick’s Religious Pluralism: Indic and Islamic Responses Part III: Hick’s Religious Pluralism: Asian and African Responses Conclusion References Part I: Hick’s Religious Pluralism: A Western Reappraisal 2: The Translucency of the Real: Revisiting John Hick’s Pluralistic Hypothesis Averting Ritualistic Hick-Bashing Impasse in the Theology of Religions The Pluralistic Hypothesis is Not a Replacement Theology The Pluralist Hypothesis as a Philosophical Hypothesis A Typology of Religious Pluralisms Eschatological Verification and the Pluralist Hypothesis Transcendental Agnosticism or Translucent Realism? References 3: Religious Pluralism and Critical Realism Pluralism and the Reliability of Religious Experience Divine Transcategoriality, Religious Experience and Religious Language John Hick’s “Kantianism”: Critical Realism Hick’s Pluralism and the Possibility of Interreligious Learning References 4: Pointers to Pluralism Not Relativism An Accusation of Relativism as an Attack on Pluralism Kasper’s Absolutism Societal Pressures Interreligious Dialogue Religious Experience Concluding Remarks 5: Ethics and Pluralism References 6: Jewish Pluralism and John Hick Religious Pluralism and a New Jewish Theology Reinterpreting Jewish Belief Jewish Practice in a New Age Jewish Pluralism and Global Theology References Part II: Re-envisioning Hick’s Religious Pluralism: Indic and Islamic Responses 7: Eating Sugar, Becoming Sugar, Both, or Neither? Eschatology and Religious Pluralism in the Thought of John Hick, Sri Ramakrishna, and S. Mark Heim Hick’s Evolving Views on Religious Pluralism and Eschatology Ramakrishna’s Religious Pluralism and Eschatology A Plurality of Ultimate Salvations: Bringing Ramakrishna into Critical Dialogue with Hick and Heim Abbreviations References 8: On the Shoulders of a Giant: The Re-envisioning and Reconstruction of John Hick’s Pluralistic Hypothesis Introduction: An Alternative Approach to the Real? The Concerns to Which the Pluralistic Hypothesis is Addressed The Pluralistic Hypothesis The Pluralistic Hypothesis: Some Critical Reflections Re-envisioning and Reconstructing the Pluralistic Hypothesis Conclusion References 9: The Knowable and the Unknowable Real in Radhakrishnan’s and Hick’s Thinking Concept of Religion Concept of the Ultimate Jesus as a Way to the Real Unity of Religions References 10: Hick’s Theory of Religion and a Muslim View on the Inclusivist Option Introduction Hick’s Argument for Religious Pluralism The Terminology of Religious Diversity Hick’s Religious Pluralism Are Alternatives Possible? An Islamic Inclusivism? References Part III: Hick’s Religious Pluralism: Asian and African Responses 11: Chinese Daoism and Ultimate Reality: An Interpretation Based on John Hick’s Religious Pluralism John’s Hick’s Interpretation of the Ultimate Reality The First-order Response from Daoism: The Dao as the Origin The Second-order Response from Daoism: The Dao of Heaven The Third-order Response: The Dao of Holy Man The Fourth-order Response: The Dao of Self-cultivation Conclusion References 12: Hick’s Religious Pluralism and Korean Theology of Indigenization Introduction Context as Texting Together Beyond Epistemological Pluralism: The Idea of Religious Pluralism Korean Theology of Indigenization The Subversion of the Subject in Theology: The Sowing Model Korean Archetypal Spirituality of Poong-Ryu (풍류, 風流): Cultural River Meandering with Water and Bank The Reciprocal Complementarity between Religious Pluralism and the Theology of Indigenization A Way as the Between: A Reinterpretation of Hick’s Religious Pluralism for Twenty-first Century References 13: Japanese Responses to Hick’s Religious Pluralism: Hick’s Liberalism Inherited from British Idealism Introduction Positive Response Critical Response Situating Hick in the History of Philosophy of Religion Conclusion References 14: The Significance of John Hick’s Soteriological and Ethical Criteria for a Religiously Pluralistic Nigeria Introduction Background to Hick’s Soteriological and Ethical Criteria Hick’s Soteriological and Ethical Criteria Soteriological and Ethical Criteria for Nigerian Religions Conclusion References Index Untitled فلسفه دین جان هیک کثرت گرایی دینی(فلسفه دین) Sugirtharajah, Sharada Author هیک, جان (John Hick؛ فیلسوف تحلیلی دین و نظریه پرداز تکثرگرایی دینی، مسیحی پروتستان، ایمان گرای معتدل؛ فیلسوف نوکانتی) , #۱۹۲۲م.یورکشایر,انگلیس-2012م.بیرمنگام،انگلیس #۱۹۲۲م.یورکشایر,انگلیس-2012م.بیرمنگام،انگلیس Descriptor book marcgt 9783031110078