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On not understanding God / Martin Henry.

Van Pelt Library BT83.7 .H46 1997
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Henry, Martin, 1948-
Series:
Maynooth bicentenary series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
God--History of doctrines--19th century.
God.
God--History of doctrines.
Theology--History--19th century.
Theology.
History.
God--History of doctrines--20th century.
Secularism--Europe.
Secularism.
Civilization, Modern--Philosophy.
Civilization, Modern.
Religion--Philosophy--History--19th century.
Religion.
Religion--Philosophy.
Religion--Philosophy--History--20th century.
Christianity--Europe--History.
Christianity.
Postmodernism--Religious aspects--Christianity.
Postmodernism.
Europe.
Physical Description:
320 pages ; 22 cm.
Other Title:
Not understanding God
Place of Publication:
Blackrock, Co., Dublin : The Columbia Press, 1997.
Summary:
The modern world has witnessed an intellectual refusal of Christianity's God that is unique in Western history. Whether this refusal is a darkness presaging a dramatically new dawn, or whether it represents the twilight of Christendom leading to an everlasting night, or whether, finally, it is simply one more chapter in the protracted love-hate history of humanity's obsession with God, is the question this book takes up. The relationship of Schleiermacher, Hegel, Feuerbach, Nietzsche, and post-modernism to the question of God are examined. The final part deals with how divine transcendence might be spoken about, yet again.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 315-320).
ISBN:
1856071960
OCLC:
37799636

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