Why religion? Whither religion? This collection by some of the foremost specialists on Deleuze, Guattari and theology offers new and challenging answers to these questions. Orthodoxy and order are subjected to fierce critique and replaced by esoteric lines of flight, shown to be at work – for the better – at the very heart of practices, institutions and beliefs we once thought unassailable.

James Williams, Honorary Professor of Philosophy, Deakin University, Australia

This is a remarkable volume that has the potential to renew the field of religious studies. The sheer diversity of approaches to religion represented by these essays testifies to the fecundity of Deleuze's philosophy as well the powerful role that religion and theology play on our planet, despite continuing predictions of their demise.

Daniel W. Smith, Professor of Philosophy, Purdue University, USA

The scholars in this volume demonstrate that Deleuze too must be reckoned with by those whose thought, scholarship, and practice lies in religion and theology.

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