John Hick

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What did John hick believe?
All world religions have equal worth and equal validity in their truth claims
How did Hick use Kant ?
Phenomenal world - the world as it appears to us
Noumenal world - world of things as they really are
How did Hick use the idea of Phenomenal world and Noumenal world?
Religion is a human , phenomenal attempt to understand and relate to God
Religion falls short of truth because none is capable of a noumenal understanding of God
Why did Hick believe Christianity should not be understood as 'the truth'?
The truth claims of Christianity were not literal facts but should be understood as a myth

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John Hick

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