The God Nobody Knows

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obody Kn obody Kn obody Kr obody Kr obody Kr obody Kn obody Kr Dbody Kr obody Kn obody Kr obody Kr obody Kr obody Kr THE GOD NOBODY KNOWS unexplored dimensions of belief Reginald Stackhouse "Belief in God is something each of us is free fo choose or reject. But offen our choice is based on a way of conceiving God fhat we misfake for fhe reality ifself. If we discover fhis, we can confinue to have faith, realizing that God is beyond all our concepts God then remains the one nobody knows. But he remains equally the one in whom a person can believe. Beyond all the realities we claim to know, we can affirm there is another reality and it is ultimate." Reviewing such thinkers as Kierkegaard, Bultmann, Marx, Freud, Sartre, and such movements as religionism, cultism, sexism, the author examines humán experience of God and shows how belief in God gives purpose, order, wholeness, and confidence to a person's life. Reginald Stackhouse, a professor in the Toronto School of Theology, was... Tovább

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obody Kn obody Kn obody Kr obody Kr obody Kr obody Kn obody Kr Dbody Kr obody Kn obody Kr obody Kr obody Kr obody Kr THE GOD NOBODY KNOWS unexplored dimensions of belief Reginald Stackhouse "Belief in God is something each of us is free fo choose or reject. But offen our choice is based on a way of conceiving God fhat we misfake for fhe reality ifself. If we discover fhis, we can confinue to have faith, realizing that God is beyond all our concepts God then remains the one nobody knows. But he remains equally the one in whom a person can believe. Beyond all the realities we claim to know, we can affirm there is another reality and it is ultimate." Reviewing such thinkers as Kierkegaard, Bultmann, Marx, Freud, Sartre, and such movements as religionism, cultism, sexism, the author examines humán experience of God and shows how belief in God gives purpose, order, wholeness, and confidence to a person's life. Reginald Stackhouse, a professor in the Toronto School of Theology, was principal of Wycliffe College, University of Toronto (1975-1985). A graduate of the University of Toronto and Yale University, he served as rector of St Matthew's Anglican Church, Islington, and St John's Church, West Toronto. He is a well-known writer, speaker, and lecturer. Actively involved in politics for many years, he is serving his second term as a Member of Parliament. He and his wife Margaret have four children and two grandsons. ? Vissza