The Knowledge of God | Charles Hodge
Deep Dive into Systematic Theology by Charles Hodge - The Knowledge of GodCharles Hodge begins by asserting that God can be known, a core doctrine of both Scripture and the Church. He distinguishes this from the pantheistic views of philosophers like Spinoza, Hegel, and Cousin, who claimed that man can fully comprehend God by being one with the divine. Hodge argues that while God is inconceivable—meaning we cannot form a mental image of Him—and incomprehensible, meaning we cannot have an exhaustive, perfect knowledge of His essence and attributes, our partial knowledge of Him is still true…
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