Contents -- Introduction -- 1 Wittgenstein's Early Philosophy and a 'Religious Point of View' -- Wittgenstein's Tractarian say and show distinction -- A Tractarian reading of Wittgenstein's 'religious point of view' -- Wittgenstein's post-Tractatus thought -- Towards a post-Tractarian discussion of Wittgenstein's 'religious point of view' -- 2 Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy and Religion -- Wittgenstein's later philosophy as analogous to a 'religious point of view' -- The problem of equating philosophy and religion and the importance of religious examples -- Towards a concrete discussion of a religious analogy -- The clarification of Wittgenstein's philosophy and a 'religious point of view' -- 3 Wittgenstein and Greek Thought -- An aspect of 'Greek' thought -- Wittgenstein and the problem of 'disembodied' language -- Back to the ground: 'embodied' language and religion -- 4 Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy and Hebraic Thought -- Hebraic links to Wittgenstein -- Hebraic thought as 'embodied' -- Hebraic thought and Wittgenstein's later understanding of language -- The problem of idols: the golden calf and philosophical confusion -- Shields's treatment of idols -- A Hebraic and Wittgensteinian treatment of idols -- 5 Wittgenstein's Religious Point of View -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- W.