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Negative Theologies and the Cross
Harvard Theological Review, 2008So many postmodern theologians are busy retrieving “negative theology,” while others label such retrievals “misconstruals,” that observers might be tempted to conclude that there was, or is, such a single thing as “negative theology.” Yet anyone seeking a definition or even sampling relevant texts encounters a diverse array of premodern apophatic ...
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Deconstruction, Yin-Yang, and Negative Theology
Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 1995L'A. defend la these selon laquelle l'oeuvre deconstructionniste de Derrida ne peut etre definie en terme de theologie negative. Se referant a la negation du Ying-Yang et aux differents types de pensee supplement/complement, l'A. souligne la compatibilite entre le taoisme, le neo-taoisme et la pensee de Derrida, dont la positivite emerge a travers l ...
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Introduction to Negative Theology
2012From a very particular angle of view, attempting to talk about ultimate reality is just plain silly. I do not refer to the perspective furnished by critiques of religion as a kind of fantasy discourse. Rather I refer to a religious and theological perspective affirming that ultimate reality, whatever else it may be, must be beyond human cognitive grasp.
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Conclusion: ontotheology, negative theology, and the theology of the cross
1995Christian theology must think of God's being in suffering and dying and finally in the death of Jesus, if it is not to surrender itself and lose its identity … the controversy between Christian theology and the philosophical concept of God must now be taken further … the time has finally come for differentiating the Father of Jesus Christ from the God ...
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