The "Maker Mind" and its Shade: Richard Kearney's Hermeneutics of the Possible God

Focusing on Richard Kearney's The God Who May Be, Greisch traces the genealogy of the three methodological pseudonyms of Kearney's hermeneutics of religion: dynamatology, metaxology, and metaphorology. This last volume in a trilogy presents an exciting attempt at a new itinerarium mentis in Deum, which Kearney claims to be both phenomenological and hermeneutical. He says that Kearney's The God Who May Be begins with its main thesis: "God neither is nor is not but may be."