Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Abbreviations ix
4. Saints and Postmodernism xi
5. God and Anonymity: Prolegomena to an Ankhoral Religion 1
6. The Becoming Possible of the Impossible: an Interview with Jacques Derrida 21
7. A Game of Jacks: A Response to Derrida 34
8. Reflections on Caputo’s Heidegger and Aquinas 51
9. Nuptial Realism: A Response to Clarke 69
10. Heidegger’s Fall 73
11. The Heart of Concealment: A Response to Richardson 99
12. Khora or God? 107
13. Abyssus Abyssum Invocat: A Response to Kearney 123
14. A Reading of John D. Caputo’s “God and Anonymity” 129
15. The Violence of Ontology: A Response to Ayres 147
16. Postmodernism and Ethics:The Case of Caputo 153
17. “O Felix Culpa,” This Foxy Fellow Felix: A Response to Westphal 171
18. Squaring the Hermeneutic Circle: Caputo as Reader of Foucault 175
19. Hounding Hermeneutics: A Response to Flynn 195
20. In Praise of Prophesy: Caputo on Rorty 201
21. Achieving the Impossible— Rorty’s Religion: A Response to Dooley 229
22. Faith, Hope, and Love: Radical Hermeneutics as a Pauline Philosophy of Religion 237
23. Holding on by our Teeth: A Response to Putt 251
24. Caputo’s Example 255
25. On Being Left Without a Prayer: A Response to Carlson 276
26. The Prayers and Tears of Jacques Derrida: Esoteric Comedy and the Poetics of Obligation 283
27. Not in Tongues, but Tongue in Cheek: A Response to Kearns 295
28. Without Why, Without Whom: Thinking Otherwise With John D. Caputo 299
29. On Being Attached to Philosophers and Prophets: A Response to Wyschogrod 311
30. Contributors 315
31. Index 319