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“Not Even Start to Ignore Those Questions!” A Voice of Disbelief in a Different Key
In Russell Blackford & Udo Schüklenk (eds.), 50 Voices of Disbelief. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 236–251 (2009)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Disbelief/Dissent/Unbelief/Atheism After Positivism Against False Simplifications Transforming Metaphysical Questions from Urgent Problems into Interesting Puzzles Rejecting Any Answers From Presumed “Higher Instances” Scientific Solutions to Problems and Philosophical Answers to Questions Struggling Toward Humanism Notes.Author's Profile
Frieder Otto Wolf ‐ a voice of disbelief in a different key Austrian German idiom ‐ “Not even start to ignore something” attitude of a liberated humanity ‐ religious and theological questions disbelief, dissent, unbelief and atheism notion of disbelief ‐ referring back to us dissenting voices ‐ in more hopeful situations than “dissidents” category of “unbelief” ‐ three highly problematic propositions category of unbelief articulating position of unbelievers positivist notion of positive science and place of religion and philosophy
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