Theology of Consent: Mimetic Theory in an Open and Relational Universe

The Theology of Consent: Mimetic Theory in an Open and Relational Universe is a groundbreaking work that offers a fresh perspective on anthropology, theology, and love.

Foster's innovative approach blends Rene Girard's scapegoating theory with open and relational theology, providing a comprehensive understanding of these two influential philosophical paradigms.

This book is not just a theoretical dissection but a poetic story that highlights the fundamental characteristic of love: consent. By exploring the relationship between consent and our understanding of the universe, Foster empowers readers to partner with the divine in crafting a more imaginative world.

The book also sheds light on the witness of biblical writers who suggest a God in genuine relationship with creation, while allowing for the potential of evil without declaring God willed such evil. Foster's unique approach reframes our understanding of sacrifice and points to the patient and uncontrolling nature of love.

The Theology of Consent is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of anthropology, theology, and the nature of love.

With its innovative blend of theory and poetry, this book is sure to inspire new perspectives on these timeless topics.