This book establishes that the existence of God can be proven with mathematical exactitude. The author, an erudite scholar of philosophy, presents a comprehensive analysis of the philosophical journey taken by some of history's greatest thinkers toward proving God's existence. The proof of God's existence is demonstrated to hinge on man's innate ability to conceive and desire an ideal that surpasses human limitations. The author argues that this power of conception, the "dialectic process of reasoning," is as precise as mathematical logic, although far simpler and quicker. The author traces this idea's evolution throughout philosophical history, from the dialogues of Plato to the scientific discoveries of Leibnitz, showing how it has been used by both the learned and the humble to reach the same conclusion: God is. The book is an important contribution to philosophy's canon, one that elucidates the nature of true wisdom, revealing its profound and accessible nature.
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Excerpt from Guide to the Knowledge of God: A Study of the Chief Theodicies
I. Part played by Pascal considered as a philosopher. II. His seep ticism is not genuine scepticism, any more than is Descartes' doubt. He is especially averse to isolated reason. III. Pascal's doctrine concerning the rational knowledge of God. Pascal's deficiency. Conclusion.
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In its original language the work here translated has passed through many editions, and has attained the rank of an authoritative classic. It is characterized by such comprehensiveness of scope, such force and beauty of style, such amplitude of learning, such ripeness and precision of thought, such depth of experience, and such catholicity of spirit that no one can fitly read it without being instructed, stimulated, and edified. The author sweeps with the ease of a consummate mastery through the wisdom of twenty-five centuries, gathers up the chief treasures deposited there by the kings of insight, and presents them constructed into one harmonious whole. The question with which he grapples as strenuously as any one ever has done, is whether the human mind is able to attain to a real knowledge of God. To the examination of this sublime theme he brings both an intense earnestness and an unfailing sobriety; while adding to these high qualities all that historic erudition and training can yield from without, or personal acumen and consecration furnish from within. The result, as embodied in the present volume, is one with which, in point of attractiveness and solid value, no work on the same subject within the entire compass of English literature can for a moment stand a comparison.
Gratry answers the question, Can man know God?
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book establishes that the existence of God can be proven with mathematical exactitude. The author, an erudite scholar of philosophy, presents a comprehensive analysis of the philosophical journey taken by some of history's greatest thinkers toward proving God's existence. The proof of God's existence is demonstrated to hinge on man's innate ability to conceive and desire an ideal that surpasses human limitations. The author argues that this power of conception, the "dialectic process of reasoning," is as precise as mathematical logic, although far simpler and quicker. The author traces this idea's evolution throughout philosophical history, from the dialogues of Plato to the scientific discoveries of Leibnitz, showing how it has been used by both the learned and the humble to reach the same conclusion: God is. The book is an important contribution to philosophy's canon, one that elucidates the nature of true wisdom, revealing its profound and accessible nature. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781330498729_0
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