Nonsensory Perception of God: In a Constructive Postmodern Wesleyan Philosophy

Jnanadeepa: Pune Journal of Religious Studies 5 (2) (2002)
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: The author endeavors to accomplish three tasks in this article. The first involves briefly introducing the creative and complex constructive postmodernism of David Ray Griffin. Given that Griffin has written and/or edited massive amounts of material in advancing his distinctive postmodern proposals, he cannot cover many pertinent ideas in our present time constraints. He will, however, focus on one notion that Griffin believes crucial to his postmodern proposal: nonsensory perception. This focus amounts to the second task he endeavours to accomplish. His third task entails briefly exploring how this insight - nonsensory perception - relates to a central element in Wesleyan philosophical theology: pre- venient grace.

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