God, the Mind's Desire

Explore the profound insights of Paul D. Janz in his thought-provoking book, God, the Mind's Desire, published by Cambridge University Press in 2008. This 248-page work delves into the intricate relationship between human discourse and the transcendent nature of God, addressing the pivotal question: "How can we meaningfully refer to a transcendent God?" Janz presents a compelling argument that redefines this fundamental issue in Christian theology as a dual demand for integrity—both in reason and transcendence. The book culminates in a remarkable convergence of Christology and epistemology within the context of empirical reality. Ideal for those interested in philosophical theology and the intersections of faith and reason, this scholarly work invites readers to deepen their understanding of Christianity and its theological foundations. Discover how Janz's insights can enrich your perspective on the divine and the nature of knowledge.