Hope in a secular age: deconstruction, negative theology and the future of faith
This book argues that hope is the indispensable precondition of religious practice and secular politics. Against dogmatic complacency and despairing resignation, David Newheiser argues that hope sustains commitments that remain vulnerable to disappointment. Since the discipline of hope is shared by...
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| Summary: | This book argues that hope is the indispensable precondition of religious practice and secular politics. Against dogmatic complacency and despairing resignation, David Newheiser argues that hope sustains commitments that remain vulnerable to disappointment. Since the discipline of hope is shared by believers and unbelievers alike, its persistence indicates that faith has a future in a secular age. Drawing on premodern theology and postmodern theory, Newheiser shows that atheism and Christianity have more in common than they often acknowledge. Writing in a clear and engaging style, he develops a new reading of deconstruction and negative theology, arguing that (despite their differences) they share a self-critical hope. By retrieving texts and traditions that are rarely read together, this book offers a major intervention in debates over the place of religion in public life |
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| adam_text | Contents page viii Acknowledgments Introduction I t Deconstruction: The Need for Negativity 17 г Negative Theology: Critique and Commitment 40 3 The Discipline of Hope 63 4 Beyond Indeterminacy and Dogma 85 5 Atheism and the Future of Faith 108 6 Negative Political Theology 132 Conclusion 154 Bibliography Subject Index 157 171 VH
HOPE
IN A
SECULAR
AGE
THIS
BOOK
ARGUES
THAT HOPE IS THE INDISPENSABLE PRECONDITION OF
RELIGIOUS PRACTICE AND SECULAR POLITICS. AGAINST DOGMATIC COMPLACENCY
AND
DESPAIRING RESIGNATION, DAVID NEWHEISER
ARGUES
THAT HOPE SUS
TAINS
COMMITMENTS THAT REMAIN VULNERABLE TO DISAPPOINTMENT. SINCE
THE DISCIPLINE OF HOPE IS SHARED BY BELIEVERS AND UNBELIEVERS ALIKE, ITS
PERSISTENCE INDICATES THAT FAITH HAS A FUTURE IN A SECULAR AGE.
DRAWING
ON PREMODERN THEOLOGY AND POSTMODERN THEORY, NEWHEISER
SHOWS THAT ATHEISM AND CHRISTIANITY HAVE MORE IN COMMON THAN THEY
OFTEN ACKNOWLEDGE.
WRITING
IN A CLEAR AND ENGAGING STYLE, HE DEVELOPS A
NEW READING OF DECONSTRUCTION AND NEGATIVE THEOLOGY, ARGUING THAT,
DESPITE THEIR DIFFERENCES, THEY SHARE A SELF-CRITICAL HOPE. BY
RETRIEVING
TEXTS AND TRADITIONS THAT ARE RARELY READ TOGETHER, THIS BOOK OFFERS A
MAJOR
INTERVENTION
IN
DEBATES
OVER THE PLACE OF RELIGION IN PUBLIC LIFE.
DAVID
NEWHEISER
IS A RESEARCH FELLOW IN THE INSTITUTE FOR RELIGION
AND
CRITICAL
INQUIRY AT AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. HIS WORK HAS
APPEARED IN THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION, THE
JOURNAL
OF
RELIGIOUS
ETHICS,
AND THEORY, CULTURE & SOCIETY. HE IS ALSO
THE EDITOR OF NUMEROUS COLLECTIONS, INCLUDING DESIRE, FAITH, AND THE
DARKNESS
OF
GOD
(2015).
|
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Contents page viii Acknowledgments Introduction I t Deconstruction: The Need for Negativity 17 г Negative Theology: Critique and Commitment 40 3 The Discipline of Hope 63 4 Beyond Indeterminacy and Dogma 85 5 Atheism and the Future of Faith 108 6 Negative Political Theology 132 Conclusion 154 Bibliography Subject Index 157 171 VH
HOPE
IN A
SECULAR
AGE
THIS
BOOK
ARGUES
THAT HOPE IS THE INDISPENSABLE PRECONDITION OF
RELIGIOUS PRACTICE AND SECULAR POLITICS. AGAINST DOGMATIC COMPLACENCY
AND
DESPAIRING RESIGNATION, DAVID NEWHEISER
ARGUES
THAT HOPE SUS
TAINS
COMMITMENTS THAT REMAIN VULNERABLE TO DISAPPOINTMENT. SINCE
THE DISCIPLINE OF HOPE IS SHARED BY BELIEVERS AND UNBELIEVERS ALIKE, ITS
PERSISTENCE INDICATES THAT FAITH HAS A FUTURE IN A SECULAR AGE.
DRAWING
ON PREMODERN THEOLOGY AND POSTMODERN THEORY, NEWHEISER
SHOWS THAT ATHEISM AND CHRISTIANITY HAVE MORE IN COMMON THAN THEY
OFTEN ACKNOWLEDGE.
WRITING
IN A CLEAR AND ENGAGING STYLE, HE DEVELOPS A
NEW READING OF DECONSTRUCTION AND NEGATIVE THEOLOGY, ARGUING THAT,
DESPITE THEIR DIFFERENCES, THEY SHARE A SELF-CRITICAL HOPE. BY
RETRIEVING
TEXTS AND TRADITIONS THAT ARE RARELY READ TOGETHER, THIS BOOK OFFERS A
MAJOR
INTERVENTION
IN
DEBATES
OVER THE PLACE OF RELIGION IN PUBLIC LIFE.
DAVID
NEWHEISER
IS A RESEARCH FELLOW IN THE INSTITUTE FOR RELIGION
AND
CRITICAL
INQUIRY AT AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. HIS WORK HAS
APPEARED IN THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION, THE
JOURNAL
OF
RELIGIOUS
ETHICS,
AND THEORY, CULTURE & SOCIETY. HE IS ALSO
THE EDITOR OF NUMEROUS COLLECTIONS, INCLUDING DESIRE, FAITH, AND THE
DARKNESS
OF
GOD
(2015). |
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