Knowledge, Belief and Transcendence

Abstract

"One writer, knowledgeable and sensitive to the working of ordinary religion, misses all the philosophical nuts and bolts. Another writer, bristling with philosophical expertise fastens on the most arid reaches of intellectual theology and would never reach anything a student 'Would Recognize as religion." (P. XI) The book is an attempt to avoid these pitfalls in a philosophical discussion of religion especially knowledge of and belief in God.