A Radical God: Theopoetics, Phenomenology, and the Future of Religion (Paperback)

Acknowledgments
Introduction: Is Religion Worth Saving?
I. From Theology to Theopoetics
1. Before Theology, Theopoetics: The Path Through Phenomenology
2. Before the Prose, the Poem: The Very Idea of Theopoetics
3. Before the Theos, the Poi?sis: Theopoetics as a Genetic Phenomenology
4. Intersections, Borders, and the Limits of Phenomenology
II. Before the God of Onto-theo-logy, a Radical God
5. Marion’s Line: How Not to Overcome Onto-theo-logy
6. The Perils of Supernaturalism: God Without Hermeneutics
7. Overcoming Onto-theo-logy Theopoetically
8. A God in the Open
III. From Theopoetics to Theopraxis
9. The Subjunctive Power of a Radical God
10. Theopraxis, Theopragmatism: The Curious Case of Richard Rorty
11. To Double Business Bound: Secularizing Religion, Theologizing the Culture
12. Before the Prose, the Prayer: Can We Pray to a Radical God?
IV. The Future of God
13. A Contemporary Theopoetics: Cosmopoetics and the Mystical Sense of Life
Conclusion: Life Is Justified Only as a Theopoetic Phenomenon
Notes
Index