God Without Being: Hors-Texte, Second Edition

Content: Foreward --
Translator's Acknowledgments --
Preface to the English edition --
Preface to the second edition --
Envoi --
God without being --
The idol and the icon --
First visible --
Invisible mirror --
Dazzling return --
Conceptual idol --
Icon of the invisible --
The face envisages --
Visible mirror of the invisible --
The icon in the concept --
Double idolatry --
The function of the idol --
The ambivalence of the conceptual idol --
Metaphysics and the idol --
The screen of being --
Note on the divine and related subjects --
The crossing of being --
The silence of the idol --
The ontological impediment --
Being or else (the good) --
The indifference to be --
The inessential name thus first --
The reverse of vanity --
Suspension --
Boredom --
Vanity of vanities --
As if --
Melancholia --
Of the eucharistic site of theology --
Let it be said --
The foreclosed event --
The eucharistic hermeneutic --
Whereof we speak --
The delay to interpretation --
Hors-texte --
The present and the gift --
One or the other idolatry --
Consciousness and the immediate --
Metaphysical or christic temporality --
The memorial --
Epektasis --
From day to day --
The gift of presence --
The urgency of contemplation --
The last rigor --
Predication --
Performance --
Conversions --
Martyrdom --
Thomas Aquinas and onto-theo-logy --
The construction of the question --
The characteristics of onto-theo-logy --
The object of metaphysica --
Esse commune and the analogy --
Cause and foundation --
The causa sui --
The horizon and the name of being --
Answer to the question: esse without being.