Brian Clack is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of San Diego.

Succeeds very well in bringing out the myriad issues that have come to be associated with a Wittgensteinian approach to philosophy of religion. A nimble and often fascinating jaunt through the Wittgensteinian approach to religion. I recommend it highly for anyone wishing to learn more about Wittgenstein's views and their influence; it also has the added advantage of raising along the way many broader issues about religious belief. Succeeds very well in bringing out the myriad issues that have come to be associated with a Wittgensteinian approach to philosophy of religion. A nimble and often fascinating jaunt through the Wittgensteinian approach to religion. I recommend it highly for anyone wishing to learn more about Wittgenstein's views and their influence; it also has the added advantage of raising along the way many broader issues about religious belief.

Brian Clack is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of San Diego.

Succeeds very well in bringing out the myriad issues that have come to be associated with a Wittgensteinian approach to philosophy of religion. A nimble and often fascinating jaunt through the Wittgensteinian approach to religion. I recommend it highly for anyone wishing to learn more about Wittgenstein's views and their influence; it also has the added advantage of raising along the way many broader issues about religious belief. Succeeds very well in bringing out the myriad issues that have come to be associated with a Wittgensteinian approach to philosophy of religion. A nimble and often fascinating jaunt through the Wittgensteinian approach to religion. I recommend it highly for anyone wishing to learn more about Wittgenstein's views and their influence; it also has the added advantage of raising along the way many broader issues about religious belief.