Being and God: A Systematic Approach in Confrontation with Martin Heidegger, Emmanuel Levinas, and Jean-Luc Marion

Klappentext Argues that defensible philosophical theorization concerning the topic 'God' is both possible and necessary within the framework of an adequate systematic philosophy - which must include a theory of Being - but is not possible in the absence of such a framework. The book provides critiques of philosophical approaches to this topic that have not relied on such frameworks. Zusammenfassung Argues that defensible philosophical theorization concerning the topic 'God' is both possible and necessary within the framework of an adequate systematic philosophy - which must include a theory of Being - but is not possible in the absence of such a framework. The book provides critiques of philosophical approaches to this topic that have not relied on such frameworks.

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Lorenz B. Puntel is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Munich. He is the winner, for Structure and Being, of the 2011 Findlay Book Prize awarded by the Metaphysical Society of America.

Alan White is Mark Hopkins Professor of Philosophy, Wiliams College.