'Hamlet without the Prince'. Religion without Belief in a Naturalistic Perspective

'Hamlet without the Prince'. Religion without Belief in a Naturalistic Perspective This reply to Arnold Burms' article elaborates two topics. First, it raises the claim that rejecting an epistemologically neutral stance does not necessarily lead to a religion without belief, i.e. it does not of necessity entail repudiating the aspect of belief within the domain of religion. Second, its aim is to answer the question of what exactly must be understood by the term 'transcendence' in religious perspective by distinguishing different meanings of transcendence: chaotic transcendence, metaphysical transcendence, poetic transcendence and personal (agapeic) transcendence.