Phenomenology and Religion : New Frontiers

The last two decades have witnessed a rising interest from philosophers in the phenomenological, hermeneutic and, continental tradition in questions concerning religion, religious experience, and the relation between faith and reason. The essays in this volume, written by philosophers, theologians, and religious scholars engage in a dialogue concerning these new frontiers. They retrace the earliest roots of phenomenological reflection on religion in the work of Husserl, Heidegger, and Stein, and