God Is A Symbol of Something True: Why You Don't Have to Choose Either a Literal Creator or A Blind, Indifferent Universe
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God Is A Symbol of Something True: Why You Don't Have to Choose Either a Literal Creator or A Blind, Indifferent Universe

by Jack Call

Religion Philosophy
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God Is A Symbol of Something True considers whether belief in God must depend on accepting a literal creator. Jack Call explores a symbolic understanding of God as something true, offering readers a philosophical alternative to the choice between traditional creation and a blind, indifferent universe.

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God Is A Symbol of Something True examines the idea that God may be understood symbolically rather than only as a literal creator.

The book considers a perspective between traditional belief and the view of a wholly blind, indifferent universe.

It is suited to readers interested in religion, philosophy, spirituality, and questions about how people understand ultimate reality.

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