Din Dili

Year 2017, Issue: 43, 355 - 368, 28.12.2017

Mustafa Turan

Abstract

Genelde felsefe, özelde ise din felsefesi
geleneğinde Tanrı’yı konuşmak önde gelen ve önemli konuların başındadır. Bu
makalede Janet Soskice din dili konusunda ortaya atılan düşünceleri David Hume,
Musa ibn Meymun vs. gibi filozofların düşünceleri ve tenzihi dil bağlamında
özetledikten sonra, görülebilen ve yansıyabilen yönü olan ameli boyutuyla
bağlantı kurmaya çalışmıştır.   

Keywords

Din Dili, Tenzihi Dil, Tanrı, Ameli

Religious Language

Abstract

In general, talking about God in the philosophy, and
in particular the philosophy of religion, is preliminary and uttermost of the
issues. In this article, Janet Soskice after summarizing the thoughts of
philosophers like David Hume, Maimonides etc. on religious language in the
context of apophatic language, she tries to make a connection with the reflective
and visible part of it- performative.

Keywords

God, Religious Language, Apophatic Language, Performative

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