John D. Caputo
October 26, 1940
John D. Caputo is an American philosopher whose work is central to postmodern Christianity and the philosophy of religion, founding the theological movement known as weak theology. His extensive scholarship delves into hermeneutics, phenomenology, and deconstruction, exploring profound questions of faith and interpretation. Caputo's distinctive approach offers readers a fresh perspective on the intricate relationship between religion, philosophy, and contemporary thought. His writing challenges conventional understandings, providing a unique intellectual journey.
1993Against Ethics
2013Truth
2015The Folly of God
2015Folly of God
2017Hermeneutics
2018On Religion
2022Specters of God
2023What to Believe?