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The work of Paul Tillich, John Caputo and Slavoj Žižek criss-cross in a number of fascinating ways. Each thinker operates within the field of Radical Theology; with all three reflecting upon a universal experience of the Unconditional in thought and being. This is expressed in Tillich's work on Ultimate Concern, Caputo's writing on the Undeconstructable and Žižek's excavation the Real.
In addition to this, they all move seamlessly between philosophy and theology, draw from similar intellectual sources, and offer religionless readings of religion that place importance on the notion of contradiction.
In this seminar, I will draw out the ways in which Tillich, Caputo and Žižek orbit around a similar constellation of questions. Once we have seen how their work is complimentary, I turn my attention to their differences regarding the ultimate aim of religion and the nature of salvation, or the cure.
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