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No Other God: Wording the World and Worlding the Word

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It's a few months since I read this so the comments will be brief. As with much Death of God theology I found No other God, despite its brevity to be difficult to follow in parts. Much of that I think is that I simply don't have the background in Continental philosophy.

However, I did find this book engaging in its assessment of the relevance and intelligibility of God-talk, particularly in the dialectic of the World and the Word. In many ways this book represents a theological attempt too come to terms with and embrace secularisation.

Not the easiest read, but worth the effort.