Before becoming Lady Margaret Professor at Oxford, George Pattison taught at the University of Aarhus in Denmark after serving for ten years as Dean of Chapel at King's College, Cambridge. He has written many books in modern theology and philosophy of religion, especially on Kierkegaard and the tradition of existentialist theology, on Heidegger, and on theology and art.

• Introduction ; 1. Being, Salvation, and the Knowledge of God ; 2. Presence and Distance ; 4. Time and Space ; 4. Language ; 5. Selves and Others ; 6. Embodiment ; 7. Possibility, Nothingness, and the Gift of Being

Encyclopedic in range and formidable in learning, God and Being lives up to its ambitious title in a refreshingly modest way...there are surprises and delights on nearly every page for even the most seasoned expert in the field.

Before becoming Lady Margaret Professor at Oxford, George Pattison taught at the University of Aarhus in Denmark after serving for ten years as Dean of Chapel at King's College, Cambridge. He has written many books in modern theology and philosophy of religion, especially on Kierkegaard and the tradition of existentialist theology, on Heidegger, and on theology and art.

• Introduction ; 1. Being, Salvation, and the Knowledge of God ; 2. Presence and Distance ; 4. Time and Space ; 4. Language ; 5. Selves and Others ; 6. Embodiment ; 7. Possibility, Nothingness, and the Gift of Being

Encyclopedic in range and formidable in learning, God and Being lives up to its ambitious title in a refreshingly modest way...there are surprises and delights on nearly every page for even the most seasoned expert in the field.

Before becoming Lady Margaret Professor at Oxford, George Pattison taught at the University of Aarhus in Denmark after serving for ten years as Dean of Chapel at King's College, Cambridge. He has written many books in modern theology and philosophy of religion, especially on Kierkegaard and the tradition of existentialist theology, on Heidegger, and on theology and art.

• Introduction ; 1. Being, Salvation, and the Knowledge of God ; 2. Presence and Distance ; 4. Time and Space ; 4. Language ; 5. Selves and Others ; 6. Embodiment ; 7. Possibility, Nothingness, and the Gift of Being

Encyclopedic in range and formidable in learning, God and Being lives up to its ambitious title in a refreshingly modest way...there are surprises and delights on nearly every page for even the most seasoned expert in the field.