Vīgtinishtāyn va Ilāhīyāt-i Zabān: Persian 1402

Wittgenstein is one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century, whose views and ideas in epistemology have caused fundamental changes in the attitude of thinkers to various issues. With the design of "language games" in the later stage of his thinking that knowledge, sciences, and religions each have their special language in expressing facts and truths, he made religion and theology an independent field of knowledge and Applied language evaluated them alone as having the ability to reach the truth, and thus created a profound and impressive transformation in human sciences and especially theology. In this book, relying on Wittgenstein's views on religious language, the author tried to discuss issues that he faced throughout his life from an existential and epistemological point of view, and he investigated the issues with passion and enthusiasm. He discussed topics such as God, life, death, immortality, secrets and mysteries, fate and destiny, religion, and religious language, each of which can be the subject of a research article or a valuable book. In the end, if the author has opened an opening, however small, for Iranian thinkers by writing this book, he has reached his first goal.