God “To Come”: Between an Onto-theological Presence and Messianic Absence (In memoriam Jacques Derrida)
The Adventures of Difference
Marija Oniščik
Published 2014-09-08
https://doi.org/10.15388/Relig.2014.14-15.10826
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Keywords

différance
“trace
” deconstruction
onto-theology
spacing
temporalisation

How to Cite

Oniščik, M. (2014) “God ‘To Come’: Between an Onto-theological Presence and Messianic Absence (In memoriam Jacques Derrida)”, Religija ir kultūra, (14-15), pp. 78–88. doi:10.15388/Relig.2014.14-15.10826.

Abstract

The essay, dedicated to the 10th anniversary of Jacques Derrida’s passing, attempts to consider some of the aspects of his views on religion. The notions of différance and “trace” help to reflect on the categories of time and space; the traditional opposition between “Greek” and “Jewish” ways of thinking is treated as a tension between an onto-theological presence and a messianic promise; the very project of Deconstruction is presented as “messianic”.

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