Rethinking Philosophy of Religion

Exploring the intersection of religion and critical thought, this collection of original essays addresses contemporary issues such as justice, anxiety, and the nature of evil. It delves into the influence of new religious movements, rituals, and experiences on reason, while also contemplating the sublime and the relationship between the soul and genetics. The diverse contributions from notable scholars offer fresh perspectives on how religion can reshape philosophical inquiry in the wake of the recent 'turn to religion' in Continental philosophy.