Second Thoughts on the Nature of God

Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 46 (3):346-370 (1971)
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Some of the traditional teachings about God seem to contradict what we know about him from revelation, what we feel about him in our heart.

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00406457

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10.5840/thought197146328

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