What does it mean to have a distinctively religious orientation toward                  reality? Martin J. De Nys offers a philosophy of religion grounded within the                  phenomenological tradition as a way to understand religious life. Focusing on the                  key concepts of sacred transcendence, religious discourse, and radical                  self-transcendence, De Nys contends that a phenomenological view of religion allows                  considerable diversity in regard to the possibility of religious truth.                  Phenomenology also helps to account for the dizzying variety of religious                  expressions and religious lifeways. Ultimately, De Nys reaches a universal and                  complete method of describing a philosophical approach to religious life. This                  compelling book plays a valuable role in describing human engagement with                  religion.

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