Philosophy of God : Faith and Traditions

By:

Cyril Desbruslais

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Eng Series: JDV Philosophy Series-10Publication details: Pune Jnana Deepa Vidyapeeth 2019Description: x,129 p. PB 23x15.5 cmISBN:

9789351483779

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DDC classification:

23 231 DESP

Summary: Who is God? How can we relate to him? How can we visualise a spiritual leader? Borrowing from the classical Philosophy of God, Dr Cyril Desbruslais makes the philosophical reflections on God relevant for our times. The author has taken up critical reflection on our understanding of God and thence takes up the debate on whether God's existence can be proved or not. Besides the normal questions like proving God's existence, evil, creation-evolution, comparative religions, myths-idols, he attempts to relate the issue of God to human fulfilment. He lays stress on personal encounter with God and challenges us to transform ourselves and the world, by experiencing God as a lived reality in our midst.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
Book	St Aloysius Library	Others	231 DESP (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	076429

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Who is God? How can we relate to him? How can we visualise a spiritual leader? Borrowing from the classical Philosophy of God, Dr Cyril Desbruslais makes the philosophical reflections on God relevant for our times. The author has taken up critical reflection on our understanding of God and thence takes up the debate on whether God's existence can be proved or not.
Besides the normal questions like proving God's existence, evil, creation-evolution, comparative religions, myths-idols, he attempts to relate the issue of God to human fulfilment. He lays stress on personal encounter with God and challenges us to transform ourselves and the world, by experiencing God as a lived reality in our midst.

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