The Sense of Creation

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Exploring the concept of an asymmetrical relationship between God and the world, this book delves into how divine creation is understood within monotheistic religions. It examines three interrelated philosophical questions: meaning, existence, and co-existence, using various 'ciphers' from lived experiences, such as knowledge and moral obligations. Masterson posits that understanding these experiences clarifies the nature of creation and offers valuable insights for contemporary philosophical discussions in religion, engaging with Anglo/American and Phenomenological perspectives.