Meanings of religious philosophy in English

The religious philosophy of history is not extended to the present.

They talked of everything else: Hickock's religious philosophy (I know about hell.

It is not my religious philosophy; but I can I honour its effects in others.

Nor had the Jew any such interest in religious philosophy as has marked other people.

To console himself, he read Boethius, and religious philosophy was ever afterwards his favorite study.

Further, the religious philosophy of Modernism is bad, much worse than the scholasticism which it derides.

Two-thirds of 'em on religion, or religious philosophy.

The above is by no means intended as a complete outline of the religious philosophy of Paul.

The report shows that referrals are being made due to patients possessing unpleasant opinions, or reading religious philosophy.

Due to their insecurity, fear, and religious philosophy, some New Orleans whites were disposed to compose hymns of brutality.

The aim of the author of the closing chapters of Daniel was primarily to present a religious philosophy of history.

Stoicism had sought by compromise after compromise to satisfy the general craving for a religious philosophy reconcilable with the popular superstition.

Lagerfeld's parents were cultured people whose idea of small talk was to debate the religious philosophy of Teilhard de Chardin over dinner.

It was not difficult for these maskilim, as the enlightened Jews were called, to accept the religious philosophy of the German Enlightenment.

For the rest, the author fights shy of the difficult problems of religious philosophy, and is always on the lookout for compromises.

As a religious philosophy it does not keep clear of the fallacy that an ascent though the unreal can lead to reality.