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The Unknowable: An Ontological Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion

Name: The Unknowable: An Ontological Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
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Author: Frank S. L. Frank
ISBN: 9781621385271

by Frank S. L. Frank

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346 pages
Publisher: Angelico Press
15.3 x 22.9 x 2.4 cm

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For scholars and lovers of deep philosophy.

Guides you through complex concepts of being.

Helps you find stable certainty in your faith.

A brilliant synthesis of Russian religious philosophy, epistemology, and personal spiritual experience.

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The Unknowable is arguably the greatest Russian philosophical work of the twentieth century. In its density and profundity it is comparable to Pavel Florensky’s The Pillar and Ground of the Truth and Sergius Bulgakov’s The Bride of the Lamb. In 1937 Frank described The Unknowable as “the best and most profound thing which I have so far written.” The Unknowable was the culmination of Frank’s intellectual and spiritual development, the boldest and most imaginative of all his writings, containing a synthesis of epistemology, ontology, social philosophy, religious philosophy, and personal spiritual experience: the soul transcends outward to knowledge of other souls, thereby gaining knowledge of itself, becoming itself for the first time; and the soul transcends inward to gain knowledge of God, acquiring for the first time stable, certain being in this knowledge.