God in Post-Christianity: An Elemental Philosophical Theology

Cover
Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
	A Path toward Post-Christianity
Prologue: God in the Breath
	First Breath of Creation
	Womb-Heart of Creation
	Warm Breath of Creation
	The Opening of Natural Eschatology
Part I: The Past
	1 God in Stone
		Toward the Reconstruction of Slovenian Elemental Religion
		A Single God or Multiple Gods: On the Monotheistic Tendency
		Elements of Slovenian Indigenous Religion
		From Natural Worshippers to Post-Christianity
	2 God in the Neanderthal
		Prologue
		Nature Revealed as God: Ludwig Feuerbach and the Religious Turn
		Jesus Christ, Deep Incarnation, and the Neanderthal
		Love as the Abyss: Ontological Riddle in the Heart of Creation
		Epilogue
	3 God in Matter
		Marion’s Two Unpleasant Gestures
		Against Idol and Distance: On Mormonism’s Philosophical Theology of Matter
Part II: The Future
	4 God in Telepathy
		Schopenhauer’s Paranormal Metaphysics
		Animal Magnetism and Philosophy
		From Compassion to Telepathy
		The Telepathic Synchronicity
		Postscript: On Telepathy in Jainism
	5 God in the Future
		From Dewey to Ruyer and Beyond
		On Cosmic Bond, Matter, and God
		The Futurity of God
		On Astrotheology
	6 God in the Third Age
		The Three Eras
		Amalric of Bène on the Way to Post-Christianity
		The Age of the Spirit
Postlude: God in Dualis
	The Ultimate Couple
	The Shell of Intimacy
	Dualis—a Quantum Encounter?
Notes
Bibliography
Index
About the Author