Theology's Strange Return

Exploring the tension between secular culture and lingering theological themes, the book examines how remnants of faith influence contemporary language, art, and literature. It argues that despite a shift away from religious doctrine, concepts of divine judgment and inner integrity resurface in modern critical thought. By analyzing these themes, the author reveals the complex interplay between historical beliefs and current intellectual discourse, suggesting that the echoes of the past continue to shape our understanding of morality and truth.