Anatheism: returning to God after God

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PrefaceAcknowledgmentsOne. PreludeIntroduction: God After God1. In the Moment: The Uninvited Guest2. In the Wager: The Fivefold Motion3. In the Name: After Auschwitz Who Can Say God?Two. Interlude4. In the Flesh: Sacramental Imagination5. In the Text: Joyce, Proust, WoolfThree. Postlude6. In the World: Between Secular and Sacred7. In the Act: Between Word and FleshConclusion: Welcoming Strange GodsEpilogueNotesIndex

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