Forms of Transcendence

Focusing on the dialogue between Heidegger and medieval thinkers like St. Bonaventure and Meister Eckhart, this book explores the intersection of metaphysics, theology, and mysticism. It challenges Heidegger's claim that "being" cannot be equated with God, proposing instead that the question of God's essence remains open. Through careful analysis, the author reveals how Heidegger's thoughts can positively contribute to traditional metaphysical and theological ideas. The work is noted for its clarity and intellectual rigor, making significant contributions to both Heidegger studies and philosophical theology.