The Limitless Divine
Exploring the Concept of God Across Christianity and Hinduism
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The Limitless Divine
Introduction
The concept of God is multifaceted and varies significantly across different religions. This book delves into the idea of God being limitless and self-evident, exploring its significance in Christianity and Hinduism.
Christianity
Christianity is monotheistic, believing in one God who exists in three persons: the Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit. God is immutable, meaning He does not change in nature or attributes.
Hinduism
Hinduism is pantheistic and polytheistic, believing that God (Brahman) is present in all creation and that there are multiple deities who are manifestations of Brahman.
Limitless Nature of God
The idea that God is limitless is central to philosophical discussions about His existence. This concept suggests that God has no limitations in what some philosophers call 'great making properties'.
Self-Evident Existence of God
The existence of God can be argued to be self-evident in certain philosophical traditions. For example, Thomas Aquinas argued that the knowledge of God's existence is naturally inborn in all men and that it is self-evident once the term 'God' is understood.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to the Concept of God- Overview of the Concept of God
- Significance of the Concept of God
- Scope of the Book
2. Christianity and the Concept of God
- Monotheism in Christianity
- Immutable Nature of God
- Creation and Salvation
3. Hinduism and the Concept of God
- Pantheism and Polytheism in Hinduism
- Atman and Brahman
- Self-Purification and Moksha
4. The Limitless Nature of God
- Philosophical Discussions on God's Existence
- Great Making Properties
- Implications of God's Limitless Nature
5. The Self-Evident Existence of God
- Thomas Aquinas' Argument
- Self-Evident Existence in Philosophical Traditions
- Implications of God's Self-Evident Existence
6. Comparative Analysis of Christianity and Hinduism
- Similarities and Differences
- Implications for the Concept of God
- Conclusion
7. Conclusion
- Summary of Key Points
- Future Directions
- Final Thoughts
8. Appendix
- Glossary of Terms
- Bibliography
- Index
9. References
- Primary Sources
- Secondary Sources
- Online Resources
10. Index
- Subject Index
- Author Index
- Scripture Index
11. About the Author
- Biography
- Publications
- Contact Information
12. Acknowledgments
- Gratitude
- Permissions
- Dedication
Target Audience
This book is written for individuals interested in spirituality and the concept of God across different religions, particularly Christianity and Hinduism.
Key Takeaways
- The concept of God is multifaceted and varies significantly across different religions.
- God is limitless and self-evident, with implications for philosophical discussions and spiritual practices.
- A comparative analysis of Christianity and Hinduism reveals similarities and differences in their views on God.