Deleuze and Theology is a timely arrival to the field of 'encounters' between its two protagonists, presenting an admirably clear exposition both of Deleuze and of his varied readers and a sensitive repositioning of the disparate critiques of Deleuze's much-debated spiritual content.

Simone Kotva, Emmanuel College, Cambridge, Reviews in Religion and Theology

Christopher Ben Simpson's Deleuze and Theology makes one think, at first, that the unnamed general editor must be teasing us, for (as Simpson admits) Deleuze shows next to no interest in God or anything to do with theology, and it is hard to see how, outside the superannuated 'death of God' school, theologians can do much with Deleuze. Yet we pick up the volume with interest, much as though we were enticed into a conversation at a party in which a suave, well-educated person was trying to show that there really are compelling, if hidden, connections between Dick Cheney and socialism.

Kevin Hart, University of Virginia, H-France