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Jessica Eastwood is a young theologian already noted for her enthusiasm and originality. Here is a chance to see what she can do in these difficult times. * Don Cupitt, Life Fellow and Former Dean, Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge, UK * This is an exciting, provocative, and important book in philosophical theology. Eastwood engages with a variety of traditional and cutting-edge themes concerning our beliefs about the transcendent and offers a ‘post-traditional’ pathway that takes seriously both the realness of God and the intellectual concerns expressed by so many contemporary people. * Fiona Ellis, Professor of Philosophy and Religion, University of Roehampton, London, UK * Debates about God in recent philosophy have divided their participants into straightforward realists and straightfoward anti-realists. In this innovative book, Eastwood refuses that dichotomy. She describes her own minimalist view skillfully and argues for it in a sustained and compelling manner. This book will be of interest to anyone working in the philosophy of religion and I heartily recommend it. * Simon Hewitt, Lecturer in Philosophy and Religion, University of Leeds, UK *

Jessica Eastwood is a young theologian already noted for her enthusiasm and originality. Here is a chance to see what she can do in these difficult times. * Don Cupitt, Life Fellow and Former Dean, Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge, UK *

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Jessica Eastwood is Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Lincoln, UK.

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