The Nature of God

Who Is God?

by Irma Zaleski

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"This book is divided into three equal sections:
Part I: The Mystery of God
Part II: The Vision of Faith
Part III: Conversion of the Heart
This volume pared with Who am I? forms a diptych, like a painting in two parts these two parts so support each other that they almost have to be read as a pair. ..."

A treatise on opposites: Their nature, origin, and uses, as affecting both the natural and spiritual life of man

by J Clowes

A treatise on opposites: Their nature, origins, and uses, as affecting both the natural and spiritual life of man

by J Clowes

Mother God and Our Creation

by Pamela Ramsden

The Sense of God

by John Bowker

GOD: An Enquiry into the Nature of Man's Highest Ideal and a Solution of the Problem from the Standpoint of Science

by Paul Carus

Carus called himself "an atheist who loved God," and here, in this 1908 work, he explores the modern idea of the deity and how our relationship to that idea is important for believers and unbelievers alike. Eschewing mysticism and morality without denying the vitality of either mode of thought, Carus examines the concept of God from a rational perspective, invoking provocative ideas about Christian theists who are actually pagans, the selfish nature of the belief in an eternal soul, and the absolute necessity for true believers to allow room for interpretation and alteration of their beliefs. ...

Sacred Ceremonies

The Flora: An Anthology of Poetry and Prose

To Know God: Understanding the Nature of God

by Steve Atwater

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If we know God, it follows that we can better trust, love, obey, and serve Him. By focusing on the attributes and charateristics of God--God is holy, God is loving, God is gracious, God is forgiving--the author, by blending his own words with Scripture (all NIV), show truly how To Know God. ...

God's Awesome Handiwork

by Hubert Alexander