Hegel's God

Hegel's philosophy of religion, particularly his concept of God, is critically examined in this book. William Desmond delves into the unique aspects of Hegel's approach, highlighting its influence and the inherent challenges it presents. By taking into account the specific characteristics of Christianity, Hegel offers a distinct perspective on traditional philosophical questions about God. This work engages deeply with Hegel's ideas, providing fresh interpretations and insights into his complex thought and its implications for modern philosophical discourse.