Prolegomena to a Complete Exposition of Theism (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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What is God? A fresh look at infinity, time, and human becoming. This edition offers a provocative exploration of how thought, consciousness, and the idea of God intersect. It argues that time and space are not forms of the intelligence, but are subservient to a deeper, subjective understanding of being and infinity. The work asks readers to examine how finite beings relate to an infinite center and to consider what it would mean for God to be both wholly free and necessary.

The meditation blends metaphysical inquiry with practical reflection on immortality, the role of desire for God, and the limits of human reasoning. It pushes readers to rethink the boundaries between consciousness, reality, and the divine, while staying grounded in a framework that treats infinity as a guiding principle rather than a distant abstraction.

- Grasp a distinctive view of how Thought, Time, and Space relate to God and to human life
- Explore arguments about immortality, the nature of consciousness, and the possibility of a purely subjective God
- Consider how language and perception shape our sense of the infinite
- See why the author treats Infinity as both principle and process, always leading back to the center of being

Ideal for readers of philosophy, theology, and critical essays who enjoy challenging traditional ideas about existence, eternity, and the divine. This edition presents a rigorous, thought‑provoking approach to fundamental questions about God and the nature of reality.

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