The Problem of Christianity Josiah Royce 1968 Philosophy University of Chicago
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Delve into the profound philosophical and religious insights of Josiah Royce with this distinguished edition of "The Problem of Christianity." Published in 1968 by The University of Chicago Press, this hardcover volume is a cornerstone for scholars and enthusiasts of American philosophy and Christian thought. It features a compelling new introduction by John E. Smith, offering fresh perspectives on Royce's seminal work and making it an invaluable addition to any collection.
Josiah Royce, a towering figure in American idealism, explores the fundamental questions surrounding the nature of Christianity, its historical development, and its enduring relevance. This edition provides an accessible entry point to Royce's complex arguments concerning community, loyalty, and the religious experience. A must-have for those interested in historical theology, philosophical discourse, and the intellectual legacy of one of America's most significant thinkers. Perfect for academic study, personal enrichment, and collectors of rare philosophical texts.
The Problem of Christianity Josiah Royce 1968 Philosophy University of Chicago
$24.99
Josiah Royce, a towering figure in American idealism, explores the fundamental questions surrounding the nature of Christianity, its historical development, and its enduring relevance. This edition provides an accessible entry point to Royce's complex arguments concerning community, loyalty, and the religious experience. A must-have for those interested in historical theology, philosophical discourse, and the intellectual legacy of one of America's most significant thinkers. Perfect for academic study, personal enrichment, and collectors of rare philosophical texts.