God as Reason

Exploring the intersection of theology and philosophy, Vittorio Hösle addresses the challenges faced by rational theology in a modern context. He tackles significant issues such as teleology post-Darwin, theodicy, and the mind-body problem. The second part delves into historical philosophical interpretations of the Bible and connects New Testament concepts with German idealism. Additionally, Hösle analyzes the rationalist theologies of notable thinkers and concludes with an evaluation of Charles Taylor's secularization theory. This work is aimed at students and scholars in related fields.