Religion as a philosophical matter

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Exploring the philosophy of religion, this book transcends traditional debates between theological rationality and naturalistic critiques. It engages with influential interwar philosophers like Cassirer, Wittgenstein, Benjamin, and Heidegger, offering fresh insights into cultural perspectives and human 'conditionality.' The author interprets various religious phenomena, focusing on themes of 'truth,' 'name,' and 'habitation,' while also connecting these ideas to Jean-Luc Nancy's contemporary reevaluation of Christianity.