Metaphysics and a personal God
Published date: Sunday, January 18, 2004
By: Bruce Langtry
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Philosophy Professor Bruce Langtry explores whether it makes sense to talk about human beings and God as both ‘personal’ in the same way—at least in some senses.
In this paper I approach the nature of God from a purely theoretical direction. Mydiscipline is philosophy rather than theology, and I will not be concerned with thespiritual and practical implications of our thinking about God. These matters are ofcourse important, but I believe that it
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