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A Metaphysical Analysis of Theological Language: Can We Talk About God?
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The possibility of meaningful theological language presents a longstanding problem in philosophy of religion and Christian theology. Because human language is finite and creaturely while God is infinite and transcendent, questions arise concerning how human beings can make meaningful and truthful cl
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