José Gómez Caffarena. A philosophy of religion
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2008.i39.638Keywords:
History of religions, philosophy of religion, monotheism, pantheism, providence, physical and moral evil, reason and faith, GodAbstract
After recalling the great intellectual work accomplished by José Gómez Caffarena, the following text analyses the structure and basic thesis of his masterpiece Enigma and mystery. A philosophy of religion. The book adds to its view on the history and structure of the religious fact a comprehensive inquiry about several philosophical approaches to religion, according to a well known framework inspired by Dilthey. Finally, it sketches an accurate sustaining the philosophical plausibility of the belief in God, wich deals a lot of problems concerning philosophy of religion (pantheism, providence, physical and moral evil, etcetera.). Backed by a consistent knowledge of the scholastic tradition and modern philosophy (from Kant to the main currents of the twentieth century), Caffarena offers a serious and nuanced programme wich advocates the possible combination of the cautioness for reason with the encouragement of hope.
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