Introduction Section I: Foundations of Esoteric Theology Chapter One: This is the Gospel of Philip K. Dick: A Self-Referential Science Fiction Theology, Riccardo Gramantieri Chapter Two: The Conquest of Death and the Divine Afterlife: Philip K. Dick's Life and Fiction of the 1960s, M. Blake Wilson Chapter Three: Consuming Communion: Transcendence, Moral Clarity, and Community in The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch, Justin Cosner Chapter Four: When the Dickian Time Drives on, Laying Bare the Ubik Landscape: Ubik as Philip K. Dick's Early Exploration of God before his 2-3-74 Mystical Experience, Laurie Jui-hua Tseng Section II: Theological Themes Chapter Five: Groove Override: The Defeat of Heimarmene in Dick's "Exegesis", Gabriel Mckee Chapter Six: What is Human: Humanism in Philip K. Dick's Do Android Dream of Electric Sheep?, Maxwell E. Stevenson Chapter Seven: A Structure of Belief: The Function of Conspiracy in A Scanner Darkly, Richard Johnston Jones Section III: Who Do You Say That I Am? Chapter Eight: Do Elohim Dream of Spirit Sheep?, Joshua Snell Chapter Nine: The VALIS Confession: Esoteric Compassion and the Struggle for Recognition, Scott Maybell Section IV: The Freedom of the Logos Chapter Ten: Do Dictators Dream of Listless Grasshoppers?: Counter-Totalitarianism, Exceptionality, and a Materialized Political Radicalism, John C. McDowell Chapter Eleven: "I Gotta Figure This Out": Philip K.

Dick, Calvinism, and the Hermeneutics of Spielberg's Minority Report, Stephen Daly Chapter Twelve: Fabulations of Theory, Aaron French Conclusion: Disclosure of the Worlds to Come About the Contributors.