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Taking Religious Claims Seriously: A Philosophy of Religion [Book Review]
Review of Metaphysics 53 (3):733-734 (2000)
Abstract
This volume is a comprehensive study of the basic questions of philosophy of religion. What is distinctive about its approach is the author’s encyclopedic command of the actual practices of the eleven major world religions now extant.My notes
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