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19 CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
Merold Westphal
The term continental philosophy is not much used on the European continent. In the
English-speaking world it is used to signify (1) thinkers, texts, and traditions from the
European continent, especially France and Germany, from German idealism to the
present, and (2) the work of Anglophone thinkers primarily engaged in the critical