The Abrahamic Faiths as Forces for Good or Evil

American Journal of Theology and Philosophy 39 (3):29-47 (2018)
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Abstract

Religious faith focuses on whatever it is that persons sense themselves to be ultimately dependent on and which they acknowledge themselves to owe unqualified and overarching commitment. It is what is entitled to matter most among all the things that concern persons in life, and to matter more than all other concerns taken together. It is that envisioned font of meaning from which all other meanings ultimately flow. As such, it is mysterious, elusive, awe-inspiring, and finally unspeakable and indescribable. It is believed to lie at the heart of the universe and to be entitled to guide and rule each human heart.This distinctively religious focus can be a personal divine being, as in monotheism; a class of such...

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