God and Metaphysics in Contemporary Theology: Reframing the Debate
Recent post metaphysical trends in contemporary theology seek to overcome "metaphysics," in order to free God language from the trappings of onto theology. This means that theology prioritizes the conventional discourse of the church over the universal ambitions of metaphysical language. This article offers a corrective to the "post metaphysical" corrective by proposing a broader definition of metaphysics, one rooted in concrete experience. In this regard I constructively consider Jean Yves Lacoste's "conceptual rescue operation" metaphysics in his wide ranging Etre en danger (2011)