Adam S. Miller is a professor of philosophy at Collin College in McKinney, TX, USA. He is the founder of The Journal of Philosophy and Scripture and the author of a number of articles addressing the intersection of religion, ethics and politics.

"Is there anything new?" With subtlety and intelligence as well as uncommon clarity, Miller insistently responds to this question until it yields a conclusion: The new is both actual and immanent. With or without background in the philosophy of mathematics and contemporary European philosophy, religious or not, readers will find Miller's book insightful, compelling, and highly readable. James E. Faulconer, Professor of Philosophy, Brigham Young University, USA

• Introduction: Grace, Novelty, Immanence and Actuality; 1. The Righteousness of God: A Theological Approach to an Immanent Grace; 2. Givenness and Saturation: A Phenomenological Approach to an Immanent Grace; 3. Events and Truth Procedures: A Subtractive Approach to an Immanent Grace; Conclusion: Toward an Immanent Theology; Bibliography; Index.

Adam S. Miller is a professor of philosophy at Collin College in McKinney, TX, USA. He is the founder of The Journal of Philosophy and Scripture and the author of a number of articles addressing the intersection of religion, ethics and politics.

"Is there anything new?" With subtlety and intelligence as well as uncommon clarity, Miller insistently responds to this question until it yields a conclusion: The new is both actual and immanent. With or without background in the philosophy of mathematics and contemporary European philosophy, religious or not, readers will find Miller's book insightful, compelling, and highly readable. James E. Faulconer, Professor of Philosophy, Brigham Young University, USA

• Introduction: Grace, Novelty, Immanence and Actuality; 1. The Righteousness of God: A Theological Approach to an Immanent Grace; 2. Givenness and Saturation: A Phenomenological Approach to an Immanent Grace; 3. Events and Truth Procedures: A Subtractive Approach to an Immanent Grace; Conclusion: Toward an Immanent Theology; Bibliography; Index.

Adam S. Miller is a professor of philosophy at Collin College in McKinney, TX, USA. He is the founder of The Journal of Philosophy and Scripture and the author of a number of articles addressing the intersection of religion, ethics and politics.

"Is there anything new?" With subtlety and intelligence as well as uncommon clarity, Miller insistently responds to this question until it yields a conclusion: The new is both actual and immanent. With or without background in the philosophy of mathematics and contemporary European philosophy, religious or not, readers will find Miller's book insightful, compelling, and highly readable. James E. Faulconer, Professor of Philosophy, Brigham Young University, USA

• Introduction: Grace, Novelty, Immanence and Actuality; 1. The Righteousness of God: A Theological Approach to an Immanent Grace; 2. Givenness and Saturation: A Phenomenological Approach to an Immanent Grace; 3. Events and Truth Procedures: A Subtractive Approach to an Immanent Grace; Conclusion: Toward an Immanent Theology; Bibliography; Index.