Searching for God-the boundaries

"The content and boundaries of questions referring to a conscious Being or God are ill-defined not only in those instances that would fall into the category of casual discussions but often even in well structured philosophical discussions. It is close to impossible to keep out visual, and other qualitative imagery which may stem from religious affiliations, formal studies, and certainly and inevitably from the zeitgeist of the particular time and place we happen to live in. The need to stay clear of such contamination of 'being' has been defended by Heidegger perhaps more than any other philosopher has since Parmenides (Nikoletseas, 2013)." More....

Read it at the Library of Harvard Divinity School