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Religious Ontology and Ontology of Religion in the Later Philosophy of F.W.J. Schelling and Fr. v. Baader

The question as to whether philosophical reason is autonomous, or ultimately dependent on a type of principle that transcends the sphere of our own logico-theoretical activity, forms the central theme of this paper. The fundamental opposition between Schellings conception of a positive philosophy (as developed in his later work from the Ages of the World up to and including his � philosophy of revelation� ) and F. Baader� s demand that philosophy must ultimately be religious (as contained in the ideal of a � natural philosophy of Christianity� ) forms the historical point of departure for the discussion.

ontology; religion; world; knowledge; nature

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