A Common Faith
by John Dewey
John Dewey redefines religious experience as a natural human impulse aligned with democratic ideals and shared values.
About This Book
A Common Faith presents John Dewey's reflections on religion and its role in contemporary society.
Dewey distinguishes between traditional religious institutions and the underlying qualities of religious experience.
The work argues for a naturalistic understanding of faith grounded in human ideals and democratic values.
Dewey examines how shared human experience can foster a common faith without reliance on supernatural doctrines.
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