In the discussion of the religious language, different philosophers have each addressed their own theoretical foundations and tried to theorize about this issue. However, in contemporary debates about the religious language, the relationship between nominalist approaches and the religious language has not yet been systematically examined and the dimensions of the debate have not been clarified. In this article, while introducing one of the most radical nominalist theories, namely Reism, we have studied the relationship between reism and the religious language. To this end, we assessed the historical relationship between nominalism and the religious language, especially from Ockham to Kant, and then, by proposing Kotarbinski's semantical perspectives as well as the logical system of reism, we applied reism to the religious language.

Keywords: reism, nominalism, religious language, semantic

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