Isbn: 9780879752514 - god, freedom and immortality: a critical analysis (5 Ergebnisse)

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Softcover. Zustand: Like New. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Book in excellent unread/unused condition. Softcover. English. Pub Year 1984, See images for condition. About the book >.>.> In God, Freedom and Immortality: A Critical Analysis, Antony Flew, one of Britain's most distinguished philosophers, explores fundamental Kantian issues surrounding the concepts of God, freedom, and the afterlife. Flew offers a fresh examination of the arguments for the existence of a supernatural creator and scrutinises the premise that life?s meaning is contingent upon the belief in God and immortality.Through his critical lens, Flew engages with various philosophical perspectives on religious belief. He maintains that belief should align with the available evidence, adhering to an agnostic principle that encourages careful consideration rather than dogmatic assertions. This thorough inquiry prompts readers to reflect on the implications of belief systems and the nature of existence itself.Flew's rigorous analysis provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the intersection between faith, reason, and the quest for meaning. The text serves not only as a philosophical discussion but also as an invitation to critically assess long-held assumptions about religion and existence. Through his exploration, readers are encouraged to contemplate the evidence surrounding these profound issues, contributing to an ongoing dialogue about the significance of God, freedom, and immortality in contemporary thought. (LL).…