The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Philosophy of Religion

This comprehensive handbook covers key debates and issues in contemporary philosophy of religion, making it essential for students and researchers alike. The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Philosophy of Religion offers valuable insights.

This handbook serves as an invaluable reference for key topics, problems, and debates within the vibrant field of contemporary philosophy of religion. It is particularly beneficial for students and researchers across the Humanities and Social Sciences. The resurgence of interest in the philosophy of religion reflects broader societal discussions regarding the role and significance of religion in modern Western contexts.

The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Philosophy of Religion features over thirty chapters contributed by a diverse group of international scholars. The handbook is thoughtfully organized into seven distinct parts, each addressing critical themes such as theoretical orientations, conceptions of divinity, and the epistemology of religious belief. Additionally, it delves into metaphysical considerations, the interplay of religion and politics, ethical implications, and the relationship between religion and scientific inquiry.

In exploring these themes, the handbook tackles a range of significant issues, including religious experience, superstition, realism versus anti-realism, and feminist perspectives on religion. It also addresses the role of religion in public discourse, tolerance, meta-ethics, cognitive science, and existential questions about the meaning of life. Collectively, these discussions provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic landscape of contemporary philosophy of religion, making The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Philosophy of Religion essential reading for anyone engaged in this field.