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Book Review

Publication Date

Winter 2015

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Journal Of Mind And Behavior

Abstract

According to this richer reading of Wittgenstein, practices and uses matter: [...]philosophical understanding of religion as a human phenomenon" [p. xii] must be neither an abstract, intellectual theology, nor a form of physical-material science that denies the existence of will and commitment, nor a non-critical acceptance of all sincerely passionate ritual.

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This work is freely available courtesy of the Institute of Mind and Behavior.

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