God in modern philosophy

Book name: God in modern philosophy Author: James Collins Publisher: Afaq for Publishing and Distribution Category: Novels Number of pages: 127 About the book: Every subject in philosophy is called a "problem" for example: the problem of the soul, the problem of man, the problem of nature, the problem of knowledge... and also the problem of God. The primary motivation for the late famous philosophy professor James Daniel Collins at Saint Louis University for this study came from observing the close connection between the modern history of the "God" problem and contemporary reflection on it. The issue is not that the alert philosopher today will take broader steps in studying God by referring back to the thinking of his ancestors on this subject, but rather that he will not advance a step without that reference. The first purpose of this book is to identify the main patterns of philosophical discussions of the problem of God in the modern stage, with emphasis on those historical trends that still influence our contemporary perceptions of God.