This article delves into the philosophical arguments surrounding anti-realism and its approach to understanding religious belief. It examines the challenges and nuances involved in capturing the essence of religious faith through an anti-realist perspective, offering insights into both philosophical and theological discussions.

Exploring the philosophical debate on the nature of religious belief through the lens of anti-realism.

Can the Anti-realist Capture the Distinctive Nature of Religious Belief?

A philosophical realist is one who, in general, holds the view that there are things in the world that exist independently of the mind, and are there whether or not we believe in them. This seems…

Can the Anti-Realist Capture the Distinctive Nature of Religious Belief?

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