Space, Time, and Deity, Vol. 2 of 2: The Gifford Lectures at Glasgow, 1916-1918 (Classic Reprint)

Explore the deep link between space, time, and the nature of reality in a classic 20th‑century philosophical work. This edition presents a rigorous survey of how empirical existence is shaped by space and time, and what that means for mind, matter, life, and the idea of deity. Clear, careful argument invites readers to rethink knowledge, perception, and value without getting lost in jargon.- Grasp how space and time form the scaffolding of reality and how minds fit into that framework.- See how our senses, memories, and imaginings interact to shape our understanding of objects, events, and possibilities.- Discover early 20th‑century debates on God, the divine, and the relationship between religion, morality, and value.- Follow a structured, step‑by‑step approach that ties metaphysical questions to concrete experience.Ideal for readers of philosophy, cognitive science, and religious studies who want a measured, historically influential view of how we experience the world and what lives beyond it. Read more