Thinking Despite Everything? On Unknowing God, and the Common Concerns of Philosophy and Theology

It is not without importance, perhaps, that the call towards thinking, issued by Lacoste some sixty years after Heidegger, comes from someone with little or no ties to contemporary universities. It is, of course, no surprise that, here or there, there have been thinkers outside the academy or in its margins. It would however be too easy to romanticize these figures.