Love's Transcendence and the Problem of Theodicy

Exploring the complexities of theodicy, Claudia Welz delves into the interplay between God's presence and human experience, focusing on the ambiguities of existence rather than seeking a rational defense of God. She examines the insights of Kierkegaard and Rosenzweig, who challenge traditional views and emphasize love over justification. The book engages with contemporary philosophical debates, including the nature of God's presence and the concept of self-giving. Ultimately, it proposes a theology rooted in semiotic phenomenology, addressing the Invisible in human life.