God & the Deep Structures of Being

What Does ‘Meaning’ Mean?

Hinman negotiates thorny questions of meaning here, about the nature of God, the nature of being, and the ambivalent, sometimes-tense relationship between science and religion in our times. He demonstrates simultaneously how the seeming-intangibility of these issues may affect all modes of contemporary thinking.

(The pre-release includes Chapters 1 & 2 from the full book and focuses on a thought-provoking argument to “reverse Derrida;” it insists that every reasonable form of thought has an (implicit, but) absolute requirement for a concept of mind – which is to say, it needs a "Transcendental Signifier."