Hugh Rayment-Pickard Livres

In fifty brilliant short essays one of the UK's liveliest young writers on religion introduces the key themes, movements and thinkers in theology.

Emphasizing the fundamental inclusivity of Christianity, the book argues that the Church must reflect this divine openness. It explores how God's nature encourages acceptance and belonging for all individuals, advocating for a more welcoming and diverse community within the Church. Through theological insights, it challenges traditional barriers and promotes a vision of faith that embraces everyone, regardless of background or identity.

Exploring the often-overlooked aspects of Derrida's theology, this book offers a fresh perspective for both newcomers and those already versed in his philosophy. It aims to make Derrida's complex ideas more accessible, bridging the gap between his writings and contemporary theological discussions. Ideal for students of philosophy and theology, it sheds light on the implications of Derrida's thoughts for the future of these fields.