Would love to hear more, esp. the differences between Levinas and Marion on this point.

Marion has a transcendental subject? And this vindicates God?

This sounds like a quasi-secularized Barthianism to me 😂

Also reminds me a little of Levinas: “When man truly approaches the Other he is uprooted from history” (TI: 52)

Also currently turning my “Barth’s Sacramental Phenomenology” conference paper into an article that takes on your boy Jaunicaud’s critique of the theological turn. Would absolutely love your input on the next draft of this paper before I submit it!

Cooking up a little something. These will both come in handy. 😝

Awesome. Thank you!

Thanks Otniel!

That’s huge! Congrats to both of you.

Why thank you for the warm welcome. It’s good to be here. 😄

A much-anticipated book!