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"God the Known and God the Unknown" was written by Samuel Butler and published in 1887. English novelist and critic known for his satirical utopia *Erewhon* and explorations of human nature.

God the Known and God the Unknown

1887

Samuel Butler

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God the Known and God the Unknown

Samuel Butler

1887

Published in 1887, 'God the Known and God the Unknown' by Samuel Butler is a philosophical treatise that explores the relationship between God, spirituality, and the nature of life. Butler critiques traditional theological views, advocating for a broader understanding of God as an impersonal life force that connects all living beings. He argues against both Pantheism and orthodox theism, suggesting that humans, animals, and plants share a common spirit, thus promoting a holistic approach to existence that emphasizes experiential knowledge over doctrinal beliefs.