Front -- Contents -- Introduction -- Poetics -- Reality, Eternality, and Colors -- (Theo)poetic Naming and the Advent of Truths -- Kierkegaardian Theopoiesis -- Theology as a Genre of the Blues -- Polyphony -- Poiesis, Fides, et Ratio in the Absence of Relativism -- The World as an Ultimate -- The Gravity of Love -- Sub-version -- Theopoetics as Radical Th eology -- Toward the Heraldic -- The Sublime, the Conflicted Self, and Attention to the Other -- The Pluri-verse -- Theopoiesis and the Pluriverse -- Consider the Lilies and the Peacocks -- Becoming Intermezzo -- After-Word -- Silence, Theopoetics, and Theologos -- Notes -- Contributors -- Index -- Perspectives in Continental Philosophy.