Identity and Mystery in Themes of Christian Faith : Late Wittgensteinian Perspectives

This book presents the first sustained study of the identities that run through the heart of Christian faith and theology: the identity of Jesus with God, of each of the three divine persons with God, of the Eucharist with the body and blood of Christ, of present teaching with traditional teaching and of traditional teaching with revelation, of the present church with the church of the Apostles, of the risen Christ with the crucified Christ, and of the blessed with the deceased.

Resisting essentialism and stressing Wittgensteinian analogy, Hallett makes due room for mystery.

By locating rather than explaining the mystery he throws new light on each of the identities studied.