François Laruelle is a French philosopher formerly Professor of Contemporary Philosophy at the Université de Paris X (Nanterre) and the Collège International de Philosophie, France. He is the creator of the concept of 'non-philosophy' and author of over twenty works of philosophy.Andrew Sackin-Poll is a doctoral researcher in the French Department of the University of Cambridge, UK, under the direction of Dr Ian James and Prof Catherine Pickstock. He has translated works by Jean-Louis Chrétien, Emmanuel Falque and Michel Henry.

Laruelle’s questioning of the dualistic arbitrariness of all philosophies inevitably returns us to a monism that is theological, and an immediacy of experience that is religious. His consequent ‘clandestine’ engagement with Christianity is a provocation that no contemporary theologian should ignore.

• Introduction1. Faith and Belief2. The Gospels: Models for Non-Christianity3. Surviving Scripture, Glorious Scripture4. Dualysis of the Trinity5. A Clandestine Non-Religion

François Laruelle is a French philosopher formerly Professor of Contemporary Philosophy at the Université de Paris X (Nanterre) and the Collège International de Philosophie, France. He is the creator of the concept of 'non-philosophy' and author of over twenty works of philosophy.Andrew Sackin-Poll is a doctoral researcher in the French Department of the University of Cambridge, UK, under the direction of Dr Ian James and Prof Catherine Pickstock. He has translated works by Jean-Louis Chrétien, Emmanuel Falque and Michel Henry.

Laruelle’s questioning of the dualistic arbitrariness of all philosophies inevitably returns us to a monism that is theological, and an immediacy of experience that is religious. His consequent ‘clandestine’ engagement with Christianity is a provocation that no contemporary theologian should ignore.

• Introduction1. Faith and Belief2. The Gospels: Models for Non-Christianity3. Surviving Scripture, Glorious Scripture4. Dualysis of the Trinity5. A Clandestine Non-Religion

François Laruelle is a French philosopher formerly Professor of Contemporary Philosophy at the Université de Paris X (Nanterre) and the Collège International de Philosophie, France. He is the creator of the concept of 'non-philosophy' and author of over twenty works of philosophy.Andrew Sackin-Poll is a doctoral researcher in the French Department of the University of Cambridge, UK, under the direction of Dr Ian James and Prof Catherine Pickstock. He has translated works by Jean-Louis Chrétien, Emmanuel Falque and Michel Henry.

Laruelle’s questioning of the dualistic arbitrariness of all philosophies inevitably returns us to a monism that is theological, and an immediacy of experience that is religious. His consequent ‘clandestine’ engagement with Christianity is a provocation that no contemporary theologian should ignore.

• Introduction1. Faith and Belief2. The Gospels: Models for Non-Christianity3. Surviving Scripture, Glorious Scripture4. Dualysis of the Trinity5. A Clandestine Non-Religion