An Analysis of Religious Belief

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An Analysis of Religious Belief is a 19th-century work of religious criticism by John Russell, Viscount Amberley, examining the origins, validity, and social impact of religious doctrines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
non-fiction book
work of religious criticism
aimsTo assess the social consequences of religion
evaluate the credibility of religious doctrines
author John Russell, Viscount Amberley NERFINISHED
Viscount Amberley NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
examines evidence for religious claims
historical origins of religious narratives
psychological aspects of belief
relationship between religion and morality
relationship between religion and society
genre philosophy of religion
religious criticism
theology
hasForm prose
hasSubject Christianity NERFINISHED
Judaism NERFINISHED
other world religions
historicalContext Victorian era religious debate
intendedAudience educated general readers
students of philosophy of religion
students of theology
literaryStyle analytical
argumentative
mainTopic origins of religious doctrines
religious belief
social impact of religious doctrines
validity of religious doctrines
notableFor discussion of comparative religion
examination of the historical development of religion
skeptical analysis of Christian doctrines
originalLanguage English
perspective critical
philosophicalTradition freethought
liberal theology
positionOnReligion critical of traditional dogma
publicationCentury 19th century
relatedDiscipline history of religion
philosophy
religious studies
theology
workPeriod 19th century

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