Thinking God through the Unity of Life and Thought: How De Grammatico Clarifies the Proslogion

John Bayer

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Introduction: God and the Crisis of Meaning
The Almighty Father—Put to the Test of the Problem of Evil
American Revolution as Total Revolution: Del Noce and the American Experiment
“It Neither Picks My Pocket nor Breaks My Leg”: Rationalist Faith, Private Conscience
Liberalism, the Church, and the Unreality of God
A Philosophy of God in Man: Maurice Blondel’s Retrieval of Meaning through Fruitful Action
Thinking God through the Unity of Life and Thought: How De Grammatico Clarifies the Proslogion
Memory Eternal: Fruitful Death as the Form of Personal Mediation (Part II)