Iconoclastic Theology

In this exciting, tightly-argued and in some ways scandalous book, F. LeRon Shults deploys a sensitive yet shocking reading of Deleuze to offer us a new atheism. Unlike so many of the inept atheist movements of our age, his ideas are attuned to the deep calling of religious icons and to new sciences. His rigorous research in theology, easy style and the original tracks he cuts through Deleuze and Guattari's works make this a thrilling moment in the critique of religion and the invention of new theologies. * James Williams, University of Dundee *
This is an astonishing book. Shults has made Deleuze accessible and shown precisely how Deleuze’s conceptual world matters for theology. The interpretation is simultaneously true to Deleuze and an expression of a new turn in the thinking of one of the finest theologians of our era. * Wesley Wildman, Boston University *