It Spooks; Living in response to an unheard call is a book of visual, poetic, and written responses to a paper by John D. Caputo. It is a creative collaboration—including a wide spectrum of contributors from diverse backgrounds and nationalities—which lends itself to the ongoing conversation of radical theology, spectral religion, and (as Caputo himself has described), “our haunting from within”. John D. Caputo writes with pointed insight and a smattering of humor as he dethrones the dry bones of religious academia and deconstructs our Western understanding of God; a god he suggests does not exist, but insists. In one volume Catherine Keller, Brian McLaren, Peter Rollins, Michael Gungor and a host of other (known-and-no-name) academics, artists, writers, photographers, and painters offer a broad perspective of responses to Caputo’s contention of a spectral, weak god who has no agent but you (and me) to enact that which is holy. Prepare to try on the “It Spooks” hauntology as you consider the role(s) you play in this world and what it might mean for you to live in response to this unheard call.

It Spooks: Living in response to an unheard call

Harris, Joshua

Crockett, Clayton

Caputo, John D.

DeLay, Tad

Hardt, John

Moody, Katharine Sarah

Keller. Catherine

Pennock, Ross

Purnell, Micah

Preiss, Lin Elizabeth

Religion & Spirituality

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Jaci was 26 years old and already exhausted by the sheer act of living, of correcting the mistakes her wild youth had made, when she was thrown from the back of a motorcycle into the side of a truck, and run over by the bobcat laden trailer in tow. Now with a badly mangled body and her future pulled out from under her, Jaci finds herself alone, facing a life she doesn’t want to live in a body she cannot love. The Me I Was narrates Jaci's quest to return to normal, a journey into herself where she finds her version of God, a hefty dose of gratitude, and true, deep joy.

The Me I Was: The true story of how death by motorcycle gave me life.

Biographies & Memoirs

Lanae, Jaclyn

Memoirs

In this Special Edition &amp; Full Colour version of It Spooks we have an added contributor, more artwork, a list of what spooks the contributors, and more. It Spooks; Living in response to an unheard call is a book of visual, poetic, and written responses to a paper by John D. Caputo. It is a creative collaboration—including a wide spectrum of contributors from diverse backgrounds and nationalities—which lends itself to the ongoing conversation of radical theology, spectral religion, and (as Caputo himself has described), “our haunting from within”. John D. Caputo writes with pointed insight and a smattering of humor as he dethrones the dry bones of religious academia and deconstructs our Western understanding of God; a god he suggests does not exist, but insists. In one volume Catherine Keller, Brian McLaren, Peter Rollins, Michael Gungor and a host of other (known-and-no-name) academics, artists, writers, photographers, and painters offer a broad perspective of responses to Caputo’s contention of a spectral, weak god who has no agent but you (and me) to enact that which is holy. Prepare to try on the “It Spooks” hauntology as you consider the role(s) you play in this world and what it might mean for you to live in response to this unheard call.

It Spooks Colour & Special Edition: Living in response to an unheard call

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