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Hardcover. 1st edition. xii, [1], 175 p.; 21 cm. (A spectrum book) 1. Introduction -- 2. Logical positivism and religion: the elimination of metaphysics; the elimination of theology; the status of the verifiability principle -- 3. Conceptual analysis and religion -- 4. Defining "religious belief" -- 5. The problem of cognitivity: issue of cognitive significance; literal, non-literal, and paradoxical religious sentences; the doctrine of analogical predication and the appeal to symbolic meaning -- 6. Left-wing response: the challenge; religion as a "Blik": Hare & Hume; J.J.C. Smart's analysis of religion; religion as "retreat into silence": McPherson; religion and not theology: R. F. Holland; A conative theory of religion: Braithwaite and Hepburn; Alasdair MacIntyre's analysis of religion -- 7. The right-wing response: Basil Mitchell, John Hick, I. M. Crombie -- 8. The problem of religous knowledge: the problem of epistemology; criteria for knowledge; formal knowledge and factual knowledge; the appeal to religious experience; subjectivity and religious knowledge: Augustine, Kierkegaard and Tillich; historical religious claims; the classical arguments of God's existence: teleological, cosmological, and ontological -- 9. Conclusion -- Index. -- `A student who would enjoy tracing the various steps in the positivist attack and the theologian's feints and countermoves will find [this book].useful. Noncognitivist accounts of religious meaning are like a coroner's report upon a man who hasn't had an accident yet.That the religious beliefs may be conjunctively false is logically possible; that they are cognitively vacuous is absurd.' (James F. Ross 1969, p. 151-53) As new orig. black cloth in dj -- an unread copy. …

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paperbound, 8vo xii+175 pp. the impact of contemporary philosophical analysis on the question of religious knowledge; VG condition.

First Edition. London: Printed for T. Cadell, 1769. 1st ed. Blackstone's Remarks on the Wilkes Cause [Blackstone, Sir William (1723-1780), Attributed]. The Case of the Late Election for the County of Middlesex, Considered on the Principles of the Constitution and the Authorities of Law. London: Printed for T. Cadell, 1769. [ii], 44 pp. Lacking half-title. Quarto (9" x 6"). Stab-stitched pamphlet bound into recent three-quarter calf over marbled boards, blind fillets to calf edges, gilt fillets and title to spine. Binding very slightly cocked, moderate toning to interior, trimming to top-edge just touching headline in a few places without loss to page numbers, light foxing to several leaves. $1,500. * First edition. In 1768 Wilkes [1727-1797], the publisher of the controversial paper the North Briton, was elected to Parliament by Middlesex County. However, he was imprisoned for seditious libel and expelled. While the legitimacy of his sentence was being debated, Middlesex attempted to re-elect him several times without success. Blackstone supported Parliament's position. During the expulsion debate, Blackstone was challenged by Grenville, who noted a discrepancy between his position on the floor and in the Commentaries. Unable to deliver a satisfactory rebuttal on the spot, he replied with the anonymously published The Case of the Late Election. It initiated a lively pamphlet exchange that involved Samuel Johnson, Sir William Meredith and others. This pamphlet has also been attributed to Jeremiah Dyson [1722-1776] and Owen Ruffhead [1723-1769]. Eller, The William Blackstone Collection in the Yale Law Library 231, which notes Ms. Eller had not seen a copy of this work. English Short-Title Catalogue T20210. Laeuchli, A Bibliographical Catalog of William Blackstone 539. London: Printed for T. Cadell, 1769. 1st ed. (illustrator). …