A. J. N. Robinson

A Semiotic Christology

Theology

“Professor Orji’s conviction is that traditional philosophical categories are inadequate to the task of formulating a Christology for the twenty-first century. Instead, in a wide-ranging study, he offers a Christology based on the semiotics (theory of signs) of C. S. Peirce. Central to his argument is the singularity of the resurrection as a semiotic event. Orji’s contribution to transposing Christian theology into a semiotic key is most welcome.”