The Weakness of God: A Theology of the Event

Abstract

Introduction A Theology of the EventPart One - Weakness of God1. God without Sovereignty 2. St. Paul on the Logos of the Cross 3. Beautiful Risk of Creation: On Genesis ad Literam (Almost) 4. Omnipotence, Unconditionality and the Weak Force of GodHermeneutical Interlude: Two Keys to the Kingdom5. Poetics of the Impossible 6. Hyper-Realism and the Hermeneutics of the CallPart Two - Kingdom of God: Sketches of a Sacred Anarchy7. Metanoetics: Seventh Day, or Making All Things New 8. Quotidianism: Everyday, or Keeping Time Holy 9. Back to the Future: Peter Damian on the Remission of Sin and Changing the Past 10. Forgiven Time: Pharisee and the Tax Collector 11. Lazarus, Come Out: Rebirth and Resurrection 12. Hospitality: Mad Hatter's Wedding Feast Conclusion A Concluding Prayer-for Theology, for the Truth, for the Event Appendix Newly Discovered Fragments on the Kingdom of God From The Gospel of Miriam

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