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Exploring Negative Theology
This chapter examines negative theology, which articulates the divine through what God is not, emphasizing concepts such as incomprehensibility and invisibility. It outlines the historical roots of negative theology in Jewish and early Christian thought, featuring influential figures like Philo of Alexandria and the Neoplatonists. The discussion highlights the interplay between ethical action, love within community, and the ineffable nature of God across various philosophical traditions.