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Figures ix
Tables x
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction xiii
Theorizing Religion
Religion Visible and Invisible 1
Against Theory 4
Networking Symbols 12
Three Ways of Being Religious 33
The Protestant Revolution
The Divided Subject 43
The Invisible Hand 66
Privatization, Decentralization, Deregulation 73
Subjectivity and Modernity
Freedom and Representation 84
Figuring Subjects 101
World as Work of Art 122
Religious Secularity
Immanence and Transcendence 130
Incarnation and Trinity 141
Self-Embodiment of God 154
Theology and Theory 165
Eclipse of the Real
Deaths of God 186
Consuming Images 205
Cultivating Diversity 218
Recovering the Real
Counterculture 241
Securing the Base 256
Marketing the New Age 281
Base Closures 297
Religion without God
Refiguring Life 313
Emergent Creativity 329
Ethics without Absolutes
Guide forthe Perplexed 348
Fluid Dynamics 359
Notes 379
Index 411
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Angelia Senters
reviewed After God on May 26, 2020
After God
Unless you are studying religion, avoid this.
Unnecessarily complicated, feels like he is trying to boost the average word length by putting in overly complicated words (I understand them, but don't see the need)
The worst part though are the constant references to all kinds of works/ideas that are assumed you have already read. You might if you are a religious scholar, but not so for the rest of us...
Did not end up finishing the book :-(
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