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| Preface | |
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| Is Your God Really God? | |
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| Believing in God | |
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| On the �Names� of God | |
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| The Meaning of �God� and the Common Conception of God | |
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| What is Salvation? | |
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| Salvation Versus Spiritual Materialism | |
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| The Idolatrous Religions | |
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| The Ban on Idolatry | |
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| Idolatry as Perverse Worship | |
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| Graven Images and the Highest One | |
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| Idolatry as Servility | |
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| The Rhetoric of Idolatrousness | |
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| The Same God? | |
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| The Pharisees' | |
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| Problem with Jesus | |
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| Could we be Idolaters? | |
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| Supernaturalism and Scientism | |
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| Scientism and Superstition | |
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| Supernaturalism | |
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| Legitimate Naturalism | |
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| Scientism Versus Science | |
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| The Argument for Naturalism from True Religion | |
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| The Phenomenological Approach | |
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| The Method and the Question | |
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| Yahweh's use of the Method | |
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| A Criterion, or an Enclosed Circle? | |
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| Yahweh's Criterion Applied to Himself | |
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| Forgiving the God | |
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| A Reply to Yahweh's Answer to Job | |
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| Is There and Internal Criterion of Religious Falsehood? | |
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| The Pope's Criterion of Religious Falsehood | |
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| A Consequence of the Pope's Criterion | |
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| Religious and Scientific Fallibilism | |
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| Why God? | |
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| Doesn't Substantive Reasonableness Suffice? | |
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| The Fall | |
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| Homo Incurvatus in se | |
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| The Redeemer? | |
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| After Monotheism | |
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| The Highest One | |
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| The Tetragrammation | |
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| The Paradox of the Highest One | |
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| Speaking of the Highest One | |
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| Existents as Dependent Aspects of Existence Itself | |
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| An Alternative to the Thomistic | |
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| Interpretation of the Highest One | |
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| Process Panentheism | |
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| The Goodness of the Highest One | |
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| The Analogy of Logos | |
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| Process Panentheism | |
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| The Self-Disclosure of Existence Itself | |
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| The Problem is with the Pantheon | |
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| Panentheism, Not Pantheism | |
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| Distinguishing Panentheism and Pantheism | |
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| Presence | |
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| Presence as Disclosure | |
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| Is being almost Entirely Wasted? | |
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| Ubiquitous Presence | |
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| Against Natural Representation | |
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| Representation and �Carrying Information� | |
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| Can Causation Account for Aboutness? | |
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| What Could Replace the Representationalist Tradition? | |
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| A Diagnosis of the Representationalist's Mistake | |
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| A Diagnosis of the Representationalist's Mistake | |
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| A Transformed Picture of �Consciousness� and Reality | |
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| Confirming the Surprising Hypothesis | |
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| The Mind of God | |
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| The Objectivity of the Realm of Sense | |
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| How the Structure of I Resence Might Impose Evolutionary Constraints | |
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| Objective Mind and the Mind of the Highest One | |
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| The Doubly Donatory Character of Reality | |
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| Does God Exist? | |
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| The Highest One | |
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| Christianity without Spiritual Materialism | |
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| Religion and Violence | |
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| The Gospel According to Girard | |
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| Where is Original Sinfulness? | |
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| Original Sinfulness as self-will and False Righteousness | |
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| Christ Destroys the Kingdom of self-will and False Righteousness | |
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| The Afterlife as an Idolatrous Conceit | |
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| Against �Man's Quest for Meaning� | |
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| The Afterlife as Resistance to Christ | |
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| Naturalism's Gift: Resurrection without the Afterlife | |
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| Postscript | |
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| Index | |