How can one speak of God using human conceptual tools without conflating God with the concept itself? Inspired by Theodor W. Adorno's philosophy of the non-identical, the author explores the possibilities of a discourse about God that remains precise enough to convey meaning while avoiding conceptual identification. 

This volume examines the potential of metaphor as a figure of non-identifying speech and develops the idea of a theology that adopts metaphor as its central paradigm.