Opening: The Incredulity of Saint Thomas 1 Introduction: In Flesh and Bones 7 The Fear of the Body, 8 Of Flesh and Bones, 9 Phenomenology of the Flesh, 11 In Flesh and Bones or "in Person," 12 The Weidenhausen Bridge, 13 The Richness of the Perceived, 15 Phenomenology of Christ in Flesh and Bones, 15 The Eleven, 16 Thomas the Apostle, 17 Body-to-Body or Flesh-to-Flesh, 18 Philosophy of the Body, 19 A Praxis of the Body, 20 The Real Human "in Flesh and Bones," 21 * Against Idealism of the Flesh, 23 Praxis of Christ in Flesh and Bones, 25 Encharnellement [En-flesh-ment], 27 Part 1: From Suffering to Passage: A Philosophical Passion 1 This Is My Body: Holy Thursday 35 §1. Philosophy to Its Limit, 37 §2. The Passover of Animality, 39 §3. Hoc est Corpus Meum, 41 §4. The Power of the Body, 45 §5. Eros Eucharistized, 47 §6. Abiding [La manence], 52 2 Suffering Death: Good Friday 54 §7. The Scenarios of Death, 56 §8.

The Doomed Staging, 57 §9. Fear and Anxiety, 59 §10. Suffering Occluded, 64 §11. Useless Suffering, 65 §12. Suffering Incarnate, 66 §13. The Incorporation of Humankind in God, 67 §14. The Surplus of the Suffering Body, 68 §15. Suffering of the World, 69 §16.

To Pass to the Father, 71 3 Extra-Phenomenal God: Holy Saturday 73 §17. Holy Saturday and the Extra-Phenomenal, 75 §18. Hell and the Regions of the Dead, 77 §19. A Kenosis of Finitude, 80 §20. Silence and Oblivion, 84 §21. Ab-sence and Death of God, 87 §22. Solitude and "Being-with," 89 4 Metamorphosis: Easter Sunday 94 §23. The Unsurpassable Immanence, 98 §24.

Time in Terms of Time, 100 §25. Is There a Drama of Atheist Humanism?, 101 §26. Resurrection and the "Over-Resurrection" of the Body, 103 §27. The Resurrection Changes Everything, 108 §28. The Human Incorporated, 113 §29. The World Become Other, 114 §30. From Time to Eternity, 117 §31. A Flesh to Be Reborn, 118 PART II: Solidity of the Body and Problem of the Soul: The Unit of the Triptych 5 The Three Bodies 131 §32.

The Living Body, 132 §33. The Suffering Body, 134 §34. The "Flesh" 135 6 Flesh and Body 137 §35. The Obstacle of the Organic, 137 §36. Incorporation and Incarnation, 139 §37. The Numerical and the Constitutive, 141 7 The Dead Body 148 §38. Finitude and Decomposition, 149 §39. The Dead Christ, 154 §40.

Soul and Body, 159 Part III: The Great Crossing 8 The Hermeneutics Question 175 §41. What Hermeneutics in View?, 176 §42. Hermeneutics and the Senses of the Holy Scripture, 177 §43. Of the Body and the Voice, 180 9 Deciding to Believe 183 §44. Irreducible Belief, 184 §45. Philosophy of Religious Experience, 185 §46. Deciding In Common, 187 10 In Passing 190 §47. For a Recovery, 191 §48.

To Each Its Own Path, 193 §49. Of the Meta-physical, 195 §50. Finally, Theology, 196 Conclusion: Charitable God 199 Agape or How Two Make Three, 200 Eros or the Sense of a Humano-Divine Empathy, 203 "Com-passion in Common" or the Conversion of Eros by Agape, 205 Notes 211 Index 247.