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Author: Keith Ward
Publisher: William B Eerdmans Publishing Co
Imprint: William B Eerdmans Publishing Co
Edition: Reprint
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 1.90cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.272kg
ISBN: 9780802866608
ISBN 10: 0802866603
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 22 March 2011
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
-A wonderfully clear, exciting, and profound book. . . . Materialists beware!- -- Conor Cunningham University of Nottingham -Keith Ward ably develops the idealist/dualist ideas that conscious mind is at the basis of reality and that the material world functions as the medium through which conscious finite minds express themselves to one another. . . . A refreshing philosophical defense of the view that irreducible minds can causally affect the material world in their purposeful pursuit of what is good. More Than Matter? is philosophically rigorous yet written with the broadly educated reader in mind. A great read -- I highly recommend it.- -- Stewart Goetz Ursinus College
A wonderfully clear, exciting, and profound book. . . . Materialists beware! Conor Cunningham University of Nottingham Keith Ward ably develops the idealist/dualist ideas that conscious mind is at the basis of reality and that the material world functions as the medium through which conscious finite minds express themselves to one another. . . . A refreshing philosophical defense of the view that irreducible minds can causally affect the material world in their purposeful pursuit of what is good. More Than Matter? is philosophically rigorous yet written with the broadly educated reader in mind. A great read I highly recommend it. Stewart Goetz Ursinus College
A wonderfully clear, exciting, and profound book. . . . Materialists beware! Conor Cunningham University of Nottingham Keith Ward ably develops the idealist/dualist ideas that conscious mind is at the basis of reality and that the material world functions as the medium through which conscious finite minds express themselves to one another. . . . A refreshing philosophical defense of the view that irreducible minds can causally affect the material world in their purposeful pursuit of what is good. More Than Matter? is philosophically rigorous yet written with the broadly educated reader in mind. A great read I highly recommend it. Stewart Goetz Ursinus College
Author Information
"Keith Ward is a fellow of the British Academy, aprofessorial fellow of Heythrop College, London, and anAnglican priest. He is the author of more than thirtybooks, including The Big Questions in Science andReligion, Why There Almost Certainly Is a God: DoubtingDawkins, and Is Religion Dangerous?"""
