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  <tableOfContents>Doing radical theology -- Ancient and modern apocalypticism -- Renewing the kingdom of God -- Hegel: the phenomenology of spirit as ground of a uniquely modern theology -- Nietzsche: nihilism and the illusion of ethics -- Heidegger: ereignis and the nothing -- Marion: Dionysian theology as a Catholic nihilism -- Contemporary French thinking and the primordial -- Modernity and the origin of angst -- Postmodernity and guilt -- The epic voyage into apocalypse -- Adieu: a call to radical theology.</tableOfContents>
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