Wittgenstein published next to nothing on the philosophy of
religion and yet his conception of religious belief has been both
enormously influential and hotly contested. In the contemporary
literature, Wittgenstein has variously been labelled a fideist, a
non-cognitivist and a relativist of sorts. This Element shows that
all of these readings are misguided and seriously at odds, not just
with what Wittgenstein says about religious belief, but with his
entire later philosophy. This Element also argues that Wittgenstein
presents us with an important 'third way' of understanding
religious belief - one that does not fall into the trap of either
assimilating religious beliefs to ordinary empirical or scientific
beliefs or seeking to reduce them to the expression of certain
attitudes.
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