Jessica Eastwood is a young theologian already noted for her enthusiasm and originality. Here is a chance to see what she can do in these difficult times.

Don Cupitt, Life Fellow and Former Dean, Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge, UK

This is an exciting, provocative, and important book in philosophical theology. Eastwood engages with a variety of traditional and cutting-edge themes concerning our beliefs about the transcendent and offers a 'post-traditional' pathway that takes seriously both the realness of God and the intellectual concerns expressed by so many contemporary people.

Fiona Ellis, Professor of Philosophy and Religion, University of Roehampton, London, UK

Debates about God in recent philosophy have divided their participants into straightforward realists and straightforward non-realists. In this innovative book, Eastwood refuses that dichotomy. She describes her own minimalist view skillfully and argues for it in a sustained and compelling manner. This book will be of interest to anyone working in the philosophy of religion and I heartily recommend it.

Simon Hewitt, Lecturer in Philosophy and Religion, University of Leeds, UK