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Phil
Enns, Ph.D.

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From: Kanada

At LCC Since: 2026

Key Areas

  • Epistemology, Religion and Democracy, and Philosophy of Language

Publications

The Importance of This and That: Reflections on Context in Early Islamic Philosophy

LCC author(s): Phil Enns, Ph.D.

Al-Jami'ah: Journal of Islamic Studies 49 (1), 65-85, 2011.

Habermas, Democracy and Religious Reasons.

LCC author(s): Phil Enns, Ph.D.

Heythrop journal 51 (4), 582, 2010.

Habermas, reason, and the problem of religion: the role of religion in the public sphere

LCC author(s): Phil Enns, Ph.D.

The Heythrop Journal 48 (6), 878-894, 2007.

Reason and revelation: Kant and the problem of authority

LCC author(s): Phil Enns, Ph.D.

International journal for philosophy of religion 62 (2), 103-114, 2007.

To What Does the Bible Refer? On Metaphor and Analogy

LCC author(s): Phil Enns, Ph.D.

Conrad Grebel Review 23 (3), 63, 2005.

The Challenge of Modernity: Shi’ah Muslim-Mennonite Christian Dialogue

LCC author(s): Phil Enns, Ph.D.

Other author(s): A.J. Reimer, H. Rahimpour, Y. Daneshvar, H. Parsania, D.W. Shenk...

The Conrad Grebel Review 21, 2003.

The Limits of Modernity

LCC author(s): Phil Enns, Ph.D.

Conrad Grebel Review 21 (3), 39-53, 2003.

The Rule of Theology: Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein on Theology and Truthfulness

LCC author(s): Phil Enns, Ph.D.

Conrad Grebel Review 21 (2), 88-94, 2003.

Issues in the Future of Anabaptist-Mennonite Scholarship

LCC author(s): Phil Enns, Ph.D.

Other author(s): J. Bergen, S. Schroeder, B. Froese, M.A. Penner, P. Martens, ...

The Conrad Grebel Review, 21-2, 2003.

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