Identity and Mystery in Themes of Christian Faith: Late Wittgensteinian Perspectives Book

Four and a half years at Union Theological Seminary, the study of analytical psychology and the reading of Kant's Critiques in this academic context led to my coming to describe myself as a Neo-Kantian and to continue reading his work after graduation. One of the books which had most impressed me at seminary was his Religion within the Limits of Reason Alone. This, based on a lecture series presented in 1783/84 as well as including his "A History of Natural Theology" as an appendix, presented an opportunity to further meditate on his appropriation of Christianity.