God Infinite and Reason: Concerning the Attributes of God

"GOD INFINITE AND REASON Concerning the Attributes of God" is a profound exploration of natural theology and the philosophical foundations of the divine. Written by William J. Brosnan, S.J., this work delves into the attributes of God as they are perceived through the lens of human reason and logical inquiry. Following the rigorous traditions of Scholastic philosophy, the text systematically addresses the nature of the Infinite, examining concepts such as divine simplicity, immutability, eternity, and omniscience.

The book serves as a robust defense of the compatibility between faith and intellect, demonstrating how rational thought can approach the mysteries of the creator. By engaging with both historical philosophical arguments and theological principles, Brosnan provides a clear and methodical guide for students and scholars of religious philosophy. "GOD INFINITE AND REASON Concerning the Attributes of God" remains a significant contribution to the study of theodicy and the intellectual heritage of the Jesuit order, offering a timeless defense of the rationality underlying spiritual belief. It is an essential resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of the classic arguments concerning the nature and existence of the Supreme Being.

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