Philosophy's Own Religion
Paperback 2000-09-01
Publisher Description
With his usual provocative language, Cupitt offers his own systematic philosophy of religion. Basing his theory on his understanding of the earliest Christian societies, he first fashions a "democratic metaphysics" that combines nihilism and radical humanism. From this position, he develops a religion of life in which we learn to say "Yes" to transience, to practice expressive living, and to be humanitarians in social ethics.
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Publisher Description
With his usual provocative language, Cupitt offers his own systematic philosophy of religion. Basing his theory on his understanding of the earliest Christian societies, he first fashions a "democratic metaphysics" that combines nihilism and radical humanism. From this position, he develops a religion of life in which we learn to say "Yes" to transience, to practice expressive living, and to be humanitarians in social ethics.