01157nam a2200157Ia 4500008004100000020002900041041000800070050002100078100002400099245009500123260004700218300002600265490002300291505058500314650010000899220922s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a97808014225840801422582   aeng  aBT40 b.A46 1989  aAlston, William P.  0aDivine nature and human language : bessays in philosophical theology /cWilliam P. Alston  aIthaca : bCornell University Press,c1989  axi, 279 p.b;c24 cm.  aCornell paperbacks  aPart I. Talk about God -- 1. Irreducible metaphors in theology -- 2. Can we speak literally of God? -- 3. Functionalism and theological language -- 4. Divine and human action -- 5. Referring to God -- Part II. The nature of God -- 6. Hartshorne and Aquinas : a via media -- 7. Divine-human dialogue and the nature of God -- 8. Divine foreknowledge and alternative conceptions of human freedom -- 9. Does God have beliefs? -- Part III. God and the world -- 10. God's action in the world -- 11. The indwelling of the Holy Spirit -- 12. Some suggestions for divine command theorists.  aPhilosophical theology.God (Christianity)Language and languages Religious aspects Christianity.