Contents -- 1. INTRODUCTION: THE BEGINNING OF THE END -- 2. THEODICY: THE SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF EVIL, OR PART OF THE PROBLEM? -- 1. What is a Theodicy? -- 2. Sketch of a Theodicy -- 3. The Anti-Theodical Critique -- 3.1 Suffering the consequences -- 3.2 The teleology of suffering -- 4. The Challenge of Ivan Karamazov -- 5. Theoretical and Practical Problems of Evil -- 3. META-PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE ANALYTIC- CONTINENTAL DIVIDE IN PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION -- 1. The Great Divide -- 2. Preliminary Matters -- 3. A Question of Style -- 4. Entering Deeper into Meta-philosophy: Analytical and Continental Approaches -- 4.1 Analytic philosophy -- 4.2 Continental philosophy -- 4. CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION AND OBJECTIONS FROM THE ANALYTIC CAMP -- 1. Continental Philosophy of Religion -- 2. The God of the Philosophers and the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob -- 3. Objections from the Analytic Camp -- 3.1 Poor form: the language and style of Continental philosophy -- 3.2 Lack of content: the underlying commitments of Continental philosophy -- 5. KAZANTZAKIS' POOR MAN OF GOD: PHILOSOPHY WITHOUT PHILOSOPHY -- 6. AFTER THE END OF PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- W -- Z.