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Prologue: Deity as Inclusive Process and Tragic Ij)ve Preface Acknowledgments Table of Contents Introduction: The Standpoint of Panentheism Chapter I: Ancient or Quasi-Panentheism An Enunciation of Themes LAO-TSE (Fourth Century [P] b.c.) THE JUDEO-CHRISTIAN SCRIPTURES (Fifth [?] Century b.c. to Second Century a.d.) PLATO (ca. 427-cu. 347 b.c.) Chapter II: Aristotelian Theism Chapter III: Classical Theis?n hereafter be endowed, and altogether *e °n’ P ,. , he foreknows all their actions and pas- boundary of happinas, partabngof sjons nothing else by which he can be ren- things, a AUGUSTINE (354—430): GOD AND TIME ANSELM (1033-1109): GOD AS ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM AND THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT AL-GHAZZALI (1058-1111): MOHAMMEDAN THEISM MAIMON1DES (1135-1204) AQUINAS (1225?-74?) DESCARTES (1596-1650) LEIBNIZ (1646-1716) KANT (1724-1804) CHANNING (1780-1842) VON HOGEL (1852-1925) : GOD AND SUFFERING «* %z% Chapter IV: Classical Pantheism SANKARA (ca. 788-820) RAMANUJA (c«. 1016-1100) SPINOZA ROYCE (if .98 JEFFERS (1887 ): TRAGIC PANTHEISM Chapter V: Emanation,sm or Exclusive Monism PLOTINUS (ca. 205—70) Chapter VI: Temporalistic Theism LEQUIER (1814—62) Chapter VII: Modem Panentheism SCHELLIN

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Author

Charles Hartshorne; William L. Reese

Publisher

University of Chicago Press

Published

1953

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction