SUNY series, toward a comparative philosophy of religions. 

382 pages ; 24 cm.; Introduction /Frank E. Reynolds --Part I : Philosophical perspectives --On the origins of philosophy of religion : the need for a new narrative of its founding /David Tracy --Comparison, history, truth /Charles Taylor --Denaturalizing discourse : Ābhidhārmikas, propositionalists, and the comparative philosophy of religion /Paul F. Griffiths --Part II : Myth and philosophy : similarities and differences --Myth, philosophy, and religion in ancient Greece /Arthur W.H. Adkins --Kūkai : Philosophizing in the archaic /Thomas P. Kasulis --Antinomy and cosmology : Kant among the Maori /Gregory Shrempp --Hymn to Vāc : myth or philosophy? /Laurie L. Patton --Beyond philosophy : Suhrawardī's Illuminationist path to wisdom /Hossein Zitai --Myth, inference, and the relativism of reason : an argument from the history of Judaism /Howard Eilberg-Schwartz --Vedānta, commentary, and the theological component of cross-cultural study /Francis X. Clooney --Natural law : a study of myth in a world without foundations /Winston Davis --Natural law and natural right : the role of myth in the discourses of exchange and community /Winston Davis.; 

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