Divine Nature and Human Language: Essays in Philosophical Theology

action activity actual agent apply argue argument attitudes attributes awareness basic behavior belief bring carry causal certain Christian claim command communication complex concept concerned consider constituted course created creation creatures depends descriptions determined direct discussion distinction divine effect essay existence experience fact feel function give given God's happens Hence hold human idea individual intention internal involved issue Jones kind knowledge language laws least literal logically matter meaning metaphorical moral nature object obligation one's particular person philosophical position possible predicates present principle propositional provides psychological question reason reference refrain relation religious respect response role sense sharing simply situation sort speak specific Spirit statement suggest suppose talk temporal theology things thought timeless tion true understand University utterance