The Folly of God

Exploring the intersection of theology and atheism, the book delves into Paul Tillich's notion that atheism can serve as a starting point for theological inquiry. It intertwines this with Derrida's concept of the undeconstructible, suggesting that the focus of theology should shift from the traditional view of God as a supreme being to the exploration of the unconditional. Caputo presents a thought-provoking examination of faith, belief, and the deeper meanings inherent in theological discourse.