Religion, Truth, and Language-games

activities already analogy apply argued argument attempt beliefs cause chapter Christian claim common concerned connection consider context course criteria depends describe difficulties discussed doctrines ethics evidence example existence experience explain express facts faith feel followers give God's grace grammar Hence historical holiness human idea important instance interesting involve issues justification kinds knowledge language language-games lives logical London matter meaning mentioned merely metaphysical moral Moreover nature noted objects ontological ordinary particular perfections perhaps person Phillips philosophers picture position possible practices problems propositions question raised reality reasons reference regard relationship relevant religion religious belief religious concepts religious language remarks responses seems sense similar simply speak spiritual statements suggested theology theory things thought traditional transcendent true truth trying understanding verification whole Wittgenstein