Inventing God by Nicholas Mosley is a profound and thought-provoking exploration of the concept of divinity and the deeply human impulse to create and define the idea of God. Through a compelling blend of philosophical inquiry and personal reflection, Mosley carefully examines how religious beliefs have historically shaped cultures and influenced individuals in countless ways, all while questioning the very origins and ongoing necessity of the divine. The book challenges readers to thoughtfully reconsider the nature of faith and the multifaceted role that God plays across both historical eras and contemporary contexts, presenting a richly nuanced perspective that artfully bridges theology, philosophy, and existential thought.
Inventing God by Nicholas Mosley is a profound and thought-provoking exploration of the concept of divinity and the deeply human impulse to create and define the idea of God. Through a compelling blend of philosophical inquiry and personal reflection, Mosley carefully examines how religious beliefs have historically shaped cultures and influenced individuals in countless ways, all while questioning the very origins and ongoing necessity of the divine. The book challenges readers to thoughtfully reconsider the nature of faith and the multifaceted role that God plays across both historical eras and contemporary contexts, presenting a richly nuanced perspective that artfully bridges theology, philosophy, and existential thought.
Secker & Warburg, 2003 harback very good condition
