Cover -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Preface -- Preamble: Analogy and Talking about God -- The Problem of Religious Language -- Analogy -- 1 The Mathematical Roots of the Concept of Analogy -- Incommensurable Magnitudes -- Euclid Book V, Definitions of Ratio and Analogy -- A Universal Theory of Magnitude -- Analogical Models -- 2 Aristotle: The Uses of Analogy -- Analogy in Biology -- Metaphors Based on Analogy -- Justice as Analogy -- Analogy in the State -- Argument by Analogy -- Analogy and Metaphysics -- Some Conclusions -- 3 Aristotle: Analogy and Language -- Analogy and Definition -- Analogy and Ambiguity -- Potentiality (Δύναμις) -- Final Comments, Metaphor and the Analogy of Names -- 4 Thomas Aquinas -- The "Analogy of Attribution" -- Some Developments in Aquinas' Thought on Analogy and Divine Names -- The Final Position (the Summa Theologiae) -- An Alternative Account: "Exemplarism" -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- 5 Immanuel Kant -- Kant's Philosophy of Religion -- Kant on Religious Language and Analogy -- Discussion -- The Implications of Kant's Account of Religious Language -- 6 Karl Barth -- Barth's Theological Project -- The Language used to Talk about God -- Discussion -- 7 Final Reflections -- Analogy of Proportionality or Analogy of Attribution? -- Analogical Models and Alternation -- Metaphor and Religious Language -- Anthropomorphism and Agnosticism -- Bibliography -- Index.