不可知论的根源

The Varieties of Nonreligious Experience Pub Date : 2019-07-09 DOI:10.18574/nyu/9781479874200.003.0006

J. P. Baggett

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这一章展示了无神论者如何承认他们对人类存在的某些问题一无所知，并在这样做的过程中，将自己呈现甚至体验为对生命的奥秘非常开放的人;一种以责任感和感恩为主要特征的新生活方式;甚至面对死亡的现实，鉴于生命的短暂，死亡只会加强他们对过负责任、感恩的生活的承诺。

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The Agnostic Root

This chapter demonstrates how atheists acknowledge their unknowing about certain questions of human existence and, in so doing, present and even experience themselves as people who are exceptionally open to life’s mysteries in general; to a new way of living for which feelings of responsibility and gratitude are prominent features; and even to the reality of death, which, in light of their brevity, only serves to intensify their commitments to living responsible, grateful lives.

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