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Emerging from the book is a complex definition of the wisdom of love which challenges how we think about nature, social justice, faith, gender, creation, medicine, politics, and ethics.

Introductionp. 1The Nature of the QuestThe Primacy of Lovep. 15The Economies of Knowledge and Love in Paulp. 28Love, This Lenient Interpreter: On the Complexity of a Lifep. 42JusticeA Love as Strong as Death: Ricoeur's Reading of the Song of Songsp. 63Paul Ricoeur and the Possibility of Just Lovep. 73Why There Is No Either/Or in Works of Love: A Kantian Defense of Kierkegaardian (Christian) Unconditional Lovep. 84Living by Love: A Quasi-Apostolic carte postale on Love in Itself, If There Is Such a Thingp. 103The SacredA Love that B(l)inds: Reflections on an Agapic Agnosticismp. 121Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonderp. 142Creatio Ex Amorep. 155Militant Love: Zizek and the Christian Legacyp. 171Love as a Declaration of War? On the Absolute Character of Love in Jean-Luc Marion's Phenomenology of Erosp. 185Rethinking HumanityLiberating Love's Capabilities: On the Wisdom of Lovep. 201The Genesis of Love: An Irigarayan Readingp. 227You'd Better Find Somebody to Love: Toward a Kierkegaardian Bioethicp. 239List of Contributorsp. 257Indexp. 259Table of Contents provided by Blackwell. All Rights Reserved.