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200 00$aLogic in religious discourse$b[electronic resource] /$fAndrew Schumann (ed.)
210   $aFrankfurt $cOntos Verlag$d2010
215   $a1 online resource (286 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $t Frontmatter -- $tContents -- $tPreface: Religious Logic As A Part Of Philosophical Logic -- $tLogic in Indian Thought / $rKak, Subhash -- $tOn Two Questions of the New Logic of India / $rBhattacharya, Kamaleswar -- $tThe Use of Four-Cornered Negation and the Denial of the Law of Excluded Middle in N?g?rjuna's Logic / $rMohanta, Dilipkumar -- $tA Plea for Epistemic Truth: Jaina Logic from a Many-Valued Perspective / $rSchang, Fabien -- $tRemarks on Ancient Chinese Logic / $rPogonowski, Jerzy -- $tTalmudic Hermeneutics / $rSion, Avi -- $tOckham and Oratio Mentalis / $rBottin, Francesco -- $tAnalogy in Thomism / $rDvo?ák, Petr -- $tTowards a Logic of Negative Theology / $rRojek, Pawe? -- $tReasoning about the Trinity: a Modern Formalization of a Medieval System of Trinitarian Logic / $rUckelman, Sara L. -- $tLate Medieval Trinitarian Syllogistics: From the Theological Debates to a Logical Textbook / $rPérez-Ilzarbe, Paloma -- $tIneffability Performance: Critique and Call / $rKnepper, Timothy 
330   $aKnocking on Heaven's Door is the oldest human dream that seems unrealized still. Religious discourse does show the road, but it requires a blind faith in return. In this book logicians try to hear Heaven's Call and to analyze religious discourse. As a result, the notion of religious logic as a part of philosophical logic is introduced. Its tasks are (1) to construct consistent logical systems formalizing religious reasoning that at first sight seems inconsistent (this research is fulfilled within the limits of modal logic, paraconsistent logic and many-valued logic), (2) to carry out an illocutionary analysis of religious discourse (this research is fulfilled in frames of illocutionary logics), and (3) to formalize Ancient and Medieval logical theories used in the theology of an appropriate religion (they could be studied within the limits of unconventional logics, such as non-monotonic logics, non-well-founded logics, etc.). 
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