What stays with me is your claim that naming does more than identify things: it brings a private apprehension into a world shared with others. Janet Soskice’s work on naming God adds a useful limit—the name can make real relation possible without turning what is named into something fully defined. ["Naming God" by Soskice, 2025]. - Thanks again, Bryce, for another great post!
What stays with me is your claim that naming does more than identify things: it brings a private apprehension into a world shared with others. Janet Soskice’s work on naming God adds a useful limit—the name can make real relation possible without turning what is named into something fully defined. ["Naming God" by Soskice, 2025]. - Thanks again, Bryce, for another great post!
Thank you, William! I appreciate also the reference to Soskice’s work, with which I wasn’t familiar.