Languages of ineffability. The rediscovery of apophaticism in contemporary analytic philosophy of religion
In Sebastian Hüsch (ed.), Negative Knowledge. Tübingen: Narr Francke. pp. 191-206 (2020)
Abstract
I present and discuss recent work in analytic philosophy of religion on apophaticism
and divine ineffability. I focus on three questions: how can we call God ineffable without
contradicting ourselves? How can we refer to an ineffable God? What is the point of talking about an ineffable God?
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