John D. Caputo is Thomas J. Watson Professor of Religion Emeritus at Syracuse University, USA and the David R. Cook Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at Villanova University, USA.

Preface to the Second Edition

The Love of God One

Religion is for Lovers

The Impossible

The Secret

What do I Love When I Love My God?

How the Secular World Became Post-Secular Two

The Sacral Age

Secularization

Our Prophets: Kierkegaard and Nietzsche

Desecularization: The Death of the Death of God

Putting Religion in Its Place Three

What is What?

Why the Why?

The Mystical Element in Life

The Place of Religion

Can There Be a Religion with Religion? Four

Never Say "Only" a Symbol

A God Before Whom We Can Sing and Dance

Why is Religion So Violent? Five

Impossible People

Religious Violence

Ban the Bible

Ban the Unconditional

Why Was Jesus Killed?

The Hermeneutics of Love

Cosmic Grace: World Without Why, Amen Six

God is Dead-Or Maybe Not So Fast

Cosmo-Theology

Panentheism or the Divine Milieu

Not Your Great-Grandfather's Newtonianism

The Post-Humans: Immaculate Electronic Conceptions,

Virginally Virtual Births, Copy and Paste Resurrections

Becoming Divine: The Electronic Tree of Life

Cosmic Grace: World Without Why, Amen

On Religion - Without Religion Seven

Religious Truth/True Religion

The Tragic Sense of Life

The Faith of a Post-Modern

Axioms of a Religion Without Religion

Adieu

Index