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IIIAnd yet I am convinced that any attempt to "use" God is self-defeating, and that the very christian louboutin of an epistemologically useful God in the writings of Descartes and Kant contributes to the Death of God described by Nietzsche, and thus to the collapse of knowledge. (This point is made brilliantly by Jean-Luc Marion in God Without Being.) Thanks to the postmodern critique, we can see this collapse with historical clarity; but the fact of our seeing it does not give us God. In the real psychology of conversion, no one comes to believe merely for the sake of guaranteeing knowledge.This has an analogue in the theological realization that God is not mastered by the Christian Louboutin Sandals of him but discovered by thought to be beyond thought: He is silent where thought most needs him to speak. And it has an analogue in the epistemological realization that the divine defeats knowledge for the sake of which we suppose the divine: God (posited as a transcendental condition for the possibility of knowing) must himself be unknowable- else we would need to posit some further God as the condition for the possibility of knowing him. And it has its most accurate analogue in the historical realization that we are not premoderns: We cannot cease to be moderns by rebelling against modernity.But this leaves us in a perilous position. On the one hand, without an unthinkable God who illuminates thinking, we cannot maintain christian Shoes sale. On the other hand, the desire to maintain knowledge will not conjure the God who reveals himself only to faith. The ceremonies of suspicion, in which we have all been trained since Descartes, make failing to a postmodern denial of knowledge easier than climbing to an unmodern belief.What believers have in common with postmoderns is a distrust of modern claims to knowledge. To be a believer, however, is to be subject to an attack that postmoderns, holding truthlessness to themselves like a lover, never have to face. The history of christian Pumps in the West is in many ways nothing more than the effort to destroy medieval faith. It is a three-hundred-year attempt to demolish medieval (especially Catholic) claims to authority and to substitute a structure of science and ethics based solely on human rationality.