The Fetish of Theology

Exploring the historical significance of fetish-objects, this book examines their philosophical and religious implications, particularly in the context of power dynamics. It analyzes how these objects symbolize transcendence and resistance against oppressive structures, influencing both political and religious hierarchies. Through a comparative approach across various disciplines, it reveals how fetishes have shaped Christian thought and the understanding of sacraments, offering insights into their relevance for contemporary society and spirituality.