Great Riddle

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Stephen Mulhall in his compelling book, Great Riddle, published by Oxford University Press in 2015. This 148-page hardback invites readers to explore the complexities of religious language and its relationship with the divine. Mulhall challenges the traditional view of grammatical Thomism, which claims that discussing God is inherently nonsensical due to our limited capacity for expression. Instead, he draws an intriguing analogy between religious discourse and riddles, suggesting that we can approach these discussions with a more constructive perspective. Engage with Mulhall's unique interpretation of Wittgenstein's philosophy and uncover new ways to think about meaning, faith, and the mysteries of existence. Perfect for philosophy enthusiasts and anyone interested in the intersection of language and spirituality, Great Riddle is essential reading for those seeking deeper understanding in a complex world.