Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Allame Tabatabaii University
Abstract
The meaningfulness of religion’s language is taking part in a form of life. Without it, words, language and religious beliefs have no meaning at all. Perceiving a religious belief and judge about it only in light of a form of life becomes possible. Form of life as Kai Nielsen in his famous article “Wittgensteinian Fideism” (1967) explains, if viewed as a whole, could not be objected, because each form has its own criteria for reasonability/ irreasonability and understandability/ understandable aversion.
Pourhassan,G . (2012). A Critical Study on "Form of Life" Theory and "Depth of Penetration" in Wittgenstein’s Thought about Religion. Essays in Philosophy of Religion (Jostarhaye Falsafeh Din), 1(1), 17-50.
MLA
Pourhassan,G . "A Critical Study on "Form of Life" Theory and "Depth of Penetration" in Wittgenstein’s Thought about Religion", Essays in Philosophy of Religion (Jostarhaye Falsafeh Din), 1, 1, 2012, 17-50.
HARVARD
Pourhassan G. (2012). 'A Critical Study on "Form of Life" Theory and "Depth of Penetration" in Wittgenstein’s Thought about Religion', Essays in Philosophy of Religion (Jostarhaye Falsafeh Din), 1(1), pp. 17-50.
CHICAGO
G Pourhassan, "A Critical Study on "Form of Life" Theory and "Depth of Penetration" in Wittgenstein’s Thought about Religion," Essays in Philosophy of Religion (Jostarhaye Falsafeh Din), 1 1 (2012): 17-50,
VANCOUVER
Pourhassan G. A Critical Study on "Form of Life" Theory and "Depth of Penetration" in Wittgenstein’s Thought about Religion. Essays in Philosophy of Religion. 2012;1(1):17-50 (In Persian).
