The Cambridge Companion to Religious Experience
Herausgeber: Moser, Paul K; Meister, Chad
Part I. Characterizing Religious Experience: Interdisciplinary Approaches:
1. Psychology of religion approaches to the study of religious experience
Ann Tayes; 2. Philosophy of religion approaches to the study of religious
experience Phillip H. Wiebe; 3. Theology, religious diversity, and
religious experience Gwen Griffith-Dickson; Part II. Religious Experience
in Traditional Monotheism: 4. Illumined by meaning: religious experience in
classical Judaism Howard Wettstein; 5. Religious experience in early
Christianity James D. G. Dunn; 6. Religious experience in traditional Islam
William Chittick; Part III. Religious Experience Outside Traditional
Monotheism: 7. Religious experience in ancient Confucianism and Daoism
Xinzhong Yao; 8. Religious experience in Buddhism David Burton; 9.
Ramanuja's eleventh century Hindu theology of religious experience: an
informative, performative, transformative discourse Francis X. Clooney;
Part IV. Prominent Themes and Challenges: 10. Exploring the nature of
mystical experience Steven T. Katz; 11. Miraculous and extraordinary events
as religious experience Fiona Bowie; 12. Evil, Suffering, and Religious
Experience Michael L. Peterson; 13. Naturalism and religious experience
William B. Drees; 14. Meaning and social value in religious experience Mark
Owen Webb.
