Naming God explores the way gender structures our understanding of that reality which transcends our experience. It is intended to promote reflection and to avoid an adversarial "us versus them" approach by presenting a variety of perspectives, looking at the reasons offered by each and trying to bring them into dialogue.

About the Author
Celia Wolf-Devine (Emerita, Stonehill College) has published books, chapters, and articles on a variety of topics. Selected works include an essay on Descartes' metaphysics and philosophy of science forthcoming in The Cartesian Mind (Routledge) and Abortion: A Communitarian Pro-life Perspective (co-authored with Philip Devine) in Abortion: Three Perspectives (Oxford, 2009). Her most recent work on prayer is entitled The Heart Transformed: Prayer of Desire (Alba House) and A New Companion to Prayer: Meeting God Where You Are (Catholic Truth Society). She has also recently completed an essay on Descartes' Metaphysics and Philosophy of Science for The Cartesian Mind (Roman & Littlefield) and Welcoming the Unborn: Towards a Politics of Inclusion in the Palgrave Anthology of Philosophy and Public Policy (2018). She can be followed through her website: www.celiawolfdevine.com.


Book Information
ISBN 9780824550400
Author Celia Wolf-Devine
Format Paperback
Page Count 120
Imprint Herder & Herder
Publisher Crossroad Publishing Co ,U.S.