George Karamanolis

Negative Theology

Theology

“Negative theology is a form of both theology and philosophy that talks about the divine or the first principle of reality by using negations. As such, negative theology has origins in Judaism, Christianity, and ancient philosophy, but has continued to be influential until the present, having an impact on thinkers as diverse as Anselm, Luther, Kierkegaard, and Levinas. Steenbuch’s book is a succinct, responsible, and philosophically sensitive introduction to this way of thinking.”