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That Which Is God

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Women and the Divine

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How had we best conceptualize that dimension of reality that humanity has hitherto called “God”? For those of us concerned with theology, or who have a marked spirituality, this question must be quite fundamental. Given that I am by trade a systematic theologian, it is this that I shall address.

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  1. Daphne Hampson
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Editors and Affiliations

  1. University of Liverpool, UK

    Gillian Howie (senior lecturer in philosophy) (senior lecturer in philosophy)

  2. Liverpool Hope University, UK

    J’annine Jobling (associate professor of theology and philosophy) (associate professor of theology and philosophy)

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Hampson, D. (2009). That Which Is God. In: Howie, G., Jobling, J. (eds) Women and the Divine. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-12074-8_9

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