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The Presence of God and the Presence of Persons

Part of the Palgrave Frontiers in Philosophy of Religion Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-25045-4

ISBN: 978-3-030-25044-7

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jul 31, 2019

1 - 10 of 14 Chapters

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Introduction

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 1 –6

[In this chapter the book’s primary theme—the structural similarity between the experience of coming into the presence of God and the experience of coming into the presence of persons—is introduced, as is the secondary theme of the structural similarity between the “death of God,” a felt loss of...
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The Presence of Persons

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 7 –10

[In this chapter the book’s concept of coming into the presence of persons is delineated. The meaning of “person” used in this book is the ordinary and commonly used meaning of “person,” but the category of coming into the presence of persons requires some commentary, and that is provided in this...
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The Moral Import of Persons

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 11 –16

[The moral import of persons explored in this chapter is embodied in the ends principle, which enjoins that persons are to be treated as ends and not merely as means. Immanuel Kant’s recognition of this principle in his philosophical ethics is examined. Recognized by many moral philosophers, the...
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A Relationship to Persons

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 17 –22

[In this chapter the second element of coming into the presence of persons is turned to: becoming aware of a relationship to them. The relationship one comes to or becomes aware of is of a primary sort and stands opposed to the relationship we have to a store clerk qua store clerk or the...
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An Affective Response to Persons

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 23 –27

[The subject of this chapter is the third element of coming into the presence of persons. When one comes into the presence of persons one has an affective response to them of respect, sympathy, love, or another response in the respect-love continuum. These closely related responses are discussed...
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The Recognition of the Inherent Worth of Persons

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 29 –40

[In this chapter the fourth element of coming into the presence of persons—recognizing or discovering the inherent worth of persons—is examined. The fourth element, it is shown, contains and orders the other three. Immanuel Kant and Josiah Royce offer an analysis of the basis for the recognition...
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The Presence of God

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 41 –46

[With this chapter the book turns to a consideration of the religious experience of coming into the presence of God and the thesis that coming into the presence of God is structurally similar to coming into the presence of persons. Though coming into the presence of God, like coming into the...
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The Religious Import of God

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 47 –50

[The first element of coming into the presence of God is an awareness of a religious requirement relating to God. It is felt by the religious as an inviolable religious requirement that is analogous to the ends principle: God is never to be treated as a means and is to be feared (with awe and...
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A Relationship to God

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 51 –55

[The subject of this chapter is the second element of coming into the presence of God. When individuals come into the presence of God they enter a positive relationship to God or renew an existing positive relationship to God. As there can be negative primary relationships to persons, defined by...
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An Affective Response to God

Kellenberger, James

Pages: 57 –60

[The third element of coming into the presence of God is the affective element of the discovery of God’s presence. Upon coming into the presence of God a realization is made of a relationship to God, and that relationship is defined by an affective response to God. That response may be faith or...

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