Philosophy Of Religion

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3 domain-specific abstractions whose origin domain is Philosophy Of Religion.

• Religious alienation — A philosophical and social-theoretical account in which religious representations estrange human capacities, products or self-understanding from the people who generate them.
• Theological Veto — A philosophy-of-religion diagnosis in which claimed revelation or divine sovereignty is used to deny independent human reason standing to examine, revise, or reject theological claims.
• Transcendental theology — Kant's name for attempts to cognize a supreme being through pure reason, divided into ontotheology from concepts alone and cosmotheology from general experience of a world.