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What is Phenomenology of Religion?
1. A subdiscipline of the modern academic study of religion. 2. It seeks to discover and make understandable to outsiders the understandings held by insiders. 3. It combines empathy and objectivity. 4. It brings to light common patterns and also differences. [eng] |
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Basic aims and methods - Britannica.com
Modern origin and development of the history and phenomenology of religion. [eng] |
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Phenomenology, an Encarta Encyclopedia Article Titled "Phenomenology"
Phenomenology , 20th-century philosophical movement dedicated to describing the structures of experience as they present themselves to consciousness. [eng] |
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God, Guilt And Death: An Existential Phenomenology Of Religion
By Westphal, Merold; Trade Paper. [eng] |
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Phenomenology of Religion
A. Scott Moreau, Evangelical Dictionary of Theology, revised edition; forthcoming 2000. History of the Term. Philosophical Phenomenology. Distinctives of Phenomenology of Religion. General Critique. [eng] |
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Philippe Capelle, Le statut de la phénoménologie de la religion chez Martin Heidegger
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