Oppositions of Religious Doctrines: A Study in the Logic of Dialogue Among Religions

accept actual existent Aim at attaining arahat argument ascribing assertions attaining Nirvana attainment of Nirvana B-doctrine B3 and J3 B3v and J3v B4 and J4 Buddha Buddhist C. I. Lewis central doctrines Christian comprehensive courses concept conditions of existence contributory value course-of-action recommendations courses of action critical philosophy D. Z. Phillips Dharma different religions doctrinal schemes doctrines are opposed doctrines of different dukkha example force formulations hearer hence Hinduism historical events implies informative utterances intrinsic value involve J-series jointly without absurdity Judaism living in accord major religions moral Ninian Smart object occasions of experience occur oppositions of doctrines pair pattern philosophy of religion possible predicate proposals for belief proposals of valuations reason recom references religious community religious discourse religious doctrines religious traditions respond rightly Sangha sentences situation someone speak speaker specific courses Sunyata suppose supreme goal teachings thing tions Torah trines true undertaking whole