Publication

2006-05-25 - Oxford University Press, USA

Language

English

Word Count

152,000 words, Guess

Page Count

608 pages

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First Sentence

The philosophers discussed in this book (apart from Kierkegaard) each thought that they could establish, by metaphysical argument, the existence and something of the character of an (in some sense) infinite individual, suitably called either 'God' or 'the Absolute' or both, and whom or which they thought a suitable focus for some kind of religious emotion.

First Sentence

The philosophers discussed in this book (apart from Kierkegaard) each thought that they could establish, by metaphysical argument, the existence and something of the character of an (in some sense) infinite individual, suitably called either 'God' or 'the Absolute' or both, and whom or which they thought a suitable focus for some kind of religious emotion.

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Other Editions

  • The God of MetaphysicsOxford University Press, USA2006-05-25

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