Does the Word ‘God’ Have the Same Meaning in Every Context?

In: Faith in the Enlightenment?
Author:
Timo Koistinen
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169–181
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789401203364_013

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Faith in the Enlightenment?

The Critique of the Enlightenment Revisited

Series:  Currents of Encounter, Volume: 30 and  Currents of Encounter Online, Volume: 30
Cover Faith in the Enlightenment?
E-Book ISBN:
9789401203364
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2006
Front Matter
The Productive Power of Reason: Voices on Rationality and Religion — A Sketch of the Development of the Enlightenment and its Aftermath
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing’s Ring Parable: An Enlightenment Voice on Religious Tolerance
Lessing and Schelling on Ancient Jewish History
Thinking Less or Thinking Differently? Kant’s Enlightened View of Evil
Preludes to the Postmodern? Jacobi and the Agenda of the Enlightenment
Enlightenment and Reductionism Freud’s Exemplary Theory of Religion
The End of Privileged Perspectives Blindness and Sight in the Identification of Religion
Reconciling a Shattered Modernity: Habermas on the Enduring Relevance of the Judeo-Christian Ethical Tradition
The ‘Enlightened’ Derrida: The Formalization of Religion
Belief as Primordial Choice: Slavoj Žižek on the Status of Faith and Belief after the Enlightenment
Faith and Fiction
Between Apology and Sophianic Illumination: Vladimir Solovyov’s Reaction to Enlightenment
Spatial Metaphors in Pavel Florensky’s Absolute Knowledge: Guideposts in a ‘Lonely’ Critique of Reason
Can One Be Enlightened Without Using One’s Head? A Zen Criticism of Rationality On Hisamatsu Schin’ichi (1898–1980)
Religious Inwardness: A Challenge for Contemporary Phenomenology
Unselfing in Love: A Contradiction in Terms
Love Enlightened: The Promises and Ambiguities of Love
Marion on Miracles: Of Insufficient Reason and a New Enlightenment
Poetics of a Possible God
The Particularity of the Hermeneutics of God: A Response to Richard Kearney’s God-who-may-be
Postscriptum: The Critique of the Critique of Enlightenment
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