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Fideism

by Penelhum, Terence

in core of fideism ‐ that faith is not a mere matter of assent to doctrines, but state of trust and commitment to God himself / faith and practical reason ‐ discussions of faith and reason centering on how far faith conforms / fideism / fideism and skepticism ‐ understanding that fideistic tradition is sound, strange affinity for skepticism / moderate and radical fideism ‐ fideism, becoming reasonably stable among philosophers / philosophical defenders of faith ‐ not at odds with reason, that it is internally consistent, that it accords with scientific knowledge / radical fideism ‐ two views of the “leap” of faith / some key fideist arguments

2010

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Fideism

Penelhum, Terence

2010

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This chapter contains sections titled: Moderate and Radical Fideism Fideism and Skepticism Some Key Fideist Arguments Radical Fideism Parity Faith and Practical Reason Works cited

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core of fideism ‐ that faith is not a mere matter of assent to doctrines, but state of trust and commitment to God himself

/ faith and practical reason ‐ discussions of faith and reason centering on how far faith conforms

/ fideism

/ fideism and skepticism ‐ understanding that fideistic tradition is sound, strange affinity for skepticism

/ moderate and radical fideism ‐ fideism, becoming reasonably stable among philosophers

/ philosophical defenders of faith ‐ not at odds with reason, that it is internally consistent, that it accords with scientific knowledge

/ radical fideism ‐ two views of the “leap” of faith