Wittgenstein

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Exploring the intersection of philosophy and religion, this study delves into Ludwig Wittgenstein's perspective on viewing problems through a religious lens, as articulated by philosopher Norman Malcolm. It examines the implications of Wittgenstein's thoughts for philosophical discourse. Additionally, the book features a critical analysis of Malcolm's essay by Peter Winch, enriching the discussion and providing further insights into the philosophical significance of religion in understanding human experience.