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God the Known and God the Unknown
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Samuel Butler examines two conceptions of the divine: a "known" God identified with the collective life of all living things, and an "unknown" God lying beyond it. This philosophical essay suits readers interested in Victorian theology, pantheism, and religion's relation to evolutionary thought.
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