François Jullien is Professor at the Université Paris VII-Denis Diderot and director of the Institut de la pensée contemporain.

• I. Refusal to avoid (the question of Christianity)II. Resources III. An event is possible IV. What is it to be alive? V. The logic of de-coincidenceVI. Reconfiguration of truth VII. Ex-istence: to dwell in the Other by abiding outside of the world

“Christianity is written deep into our cultural and collective imaginations. What an excellent and important contribution, then, to consider the resources of the Christian faith beyond the buttressed walls of churches.”Graham Ward, University of Oxford

François Jullien is Professor at the Université Paris VII-Denis Diderot and director of the Institut de la pensée contemporain.

• I. Refusal to avoid (the question of Christianity)II. Resources III. An event is possible IV. What is it to be alive? V. The logic of de-coincidenceVI. Reconfiguration of truth VII. Ex-istence: to dwell in the Other by abiding outside of the world

“Christianity is written deep into our cultural and collective imaginations. What an excellent and important contribution, then, to consider the resources of the Christian faith beyond the buttressed walls of churches.”Graham Ward, University of Oxford

François Jullien is Professor at the Université Paris VII-Denis Diderot and director of the Institut de la pensée contemporain.

• I. Refusal to avoid (the question of Christianity)II. Resources III. An event is possible IV. What is it to be alive? V. The logic of de-coincidenceVI. Reconfiguration of truth VII. Ex-istence: to dwell in the Other by abiding outside of the world

“Christianity is written deep into our cultural and collective imaginations. What an excellent and important contribution, then, to consider the resources of the Christian faith beyond the buttressed walls of churches.”Graham Ward, University of Oxford