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1 'God' and Grammar: An Introductory Invitation D. Z. Phillips Phillips, D. Z. 1
Voices in Discussion D. Z. Phillips Phillips, D. Z. 18
2 Beyond Subject and Object: NeoThomist Reflections Fergus Kerr Kerr, Fergus 21
3 Speaking of the Unknowable God: Dilemmas of the Christian Discourse about God Anselm Kyongsuk Min Min, Anselm Kyongsuk 35
Voices in Discussion D. Z. Phillips Phillips, D. Z. 49
4 The 'Grammar' of 'God' and 'Being': Making Sense of Talking about the One True God in Different Metaphysical Traditions Gyula Klima Klima, Gyula 78
Voices in Discussion D. Z. Phillips Phillips, D. Z. 78
5 Simplicity and the Talk About God James F. Ross Ross, James F. 81
Voices in Discussion D. Z. Phillips Phillips, D. Z. 92
6 Is God a Moral Agent? Brian Davies Davies, Brian 97
Voices in Discussion D. Z. Phillips Phillips, D. Z. 123
7 Anthropomorphism in Catholic Contexts David B. Burrell Burrell, David B. 129
8 Anthropomorphism Protestant Style Paul Helm Helm, Paul 137
Voices in Discussion D. Z. Phillips Phillips, D. Z. 158
9 Is God Timeless, Immutable, Simple and Impassible? Some Brief Comments Stephen T. Davis Davis, Stephen T. 161
Index 167
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I wept while reading much of this book. It was as if I was finally given language for feelings, thoughts, and experiences I've had my whole life. Beverly is a brilliant theologian and writer and an essential voice in the inter spiritual movement.
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