Bloomsbury Enactment, Politics, and Truth - Pauline Themes

Explore a fresh interpretation of Saint Paul's influence on contemporary philosophy in Enactment, Politics, and Truth. In this work, Antonio Cimino examines how major thinkers like Agamben, Badiou, and Heidegger interpret the articulation of faith (pistis) through their unique readings of the Pauline letters. This book provides a deep analysis of the secret and unsuspected convergences found between these three influential philosophers. By looking at the differences in their interpretations, Cimino moves beyond a simple reading of individual authors. Instead, he reveals a shared post-metaphysical horizon that connects their thought processes. For scholars of the New Testament, philosophy, and theology, this text offers a rigorous look at how religious concepts shape modern philosophical discourse. It is a valuable resource for understanding the connection between Pauline theology and the development of contemporary thought.