'"Un Dieu defini est un Dieu fini." A God defined is a God annihilated.' So opens this book of essays giving an insight into a unique perspective on the concept of God. The author does not attempt to define 'God' but rather, he defines the limits of how we use the word 'God'. In the process he examines the mysteries of God's nature and our relationship with the Supreme Spirit, ranging from 'What God Cannot Do' through 'God-Man, Man-God', 'God's Body', 'God and Science', 'What is God?' to 'God is Not Dead'. Halliday's book points us in a direction which is expansive and challenging, while leaving us to decide for ourselves what it is we choose or prefer to believe. 

Editors' Note

What God Cannot Do

The Supreme Spirit

God

Solid God

God-Man, Man-God

God's Body

God and Science

The God and a god

The God

What Is God?

Trinity In Man and God

God Is Not Dead

About Eugene Halliday

Acknowledgements

Further Reading

Books by and about Eugene Halliday

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