john hick’s pluralism hypothesis is an endeavor from and within christian tradition to explain the relation of christianity with other world religions. his basically claim is that all religions epistemologically have the same value and do well in leading their followers to the ultimate salvation. for justifying his claim, hick has to defend his hypothesis at two levels: first he has to defend t...

We ignore the history of philosophy at our peril. Engels, who typically conflates Marx and Marxism, points to relation Marxism tradition while also denying it. In his little book on Feuerbach, Engels depicts Feuerbach as leading away from Hegel, classical German philosophy, towards materialism science. This view suggests that is best negatively related Classical including Hegel. Yet elsewhere b...

In Slavic folk culture, Christianity is a foreign, borrowed cultural model, while the oral tradition native and familiar. The different areas of culture were influenced to varying degrees by Christian tradition. most dependent area on was calendar. many cases, it only superficially accepted content calendar elements reinterpreted in accordance with traditional mythological notions. same can be ...

The word ‘tradition’ is notoriously ambiguous. It often denotes the sum total of the Christian heritage passed down from previous ages. Scripture is just one item of tradition in this allembracing sense. The act of handing on this heritage is sometimes described as ‘active tradition’, the stress being on the process rather than the content. A third meaning is identical to the first save that th...

my purpose in this article is not to offer any original insights into hegel’s ethics, but merely to provide a brief overview that draws upon the most reliable secondary sources. in order to help organize the material, i compare hegel’s views with the communitarian critique of liberalism. following this, there is a brief account of the relation between hegel’s ethical and religious thought. hege...