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expositions-418	none	The Faith of Job and the Recovery of Christian Atheism	2010	9	.pdf	application/pdf	5177	207	59	But even if we don‟t do this, it remains possible to stick to Žižek‟s basic insight, to be found in On Belief, that “When I, a human being, experience myself as cut off from God, at that very moment of utmost abjection, I am absolutely close to God, since I find myself in the position of the abandoned Christ.” 24 Thus, to conclude: The Monstrosity of Christ is a great opportunity for its readers to (re)discover the suffering and weak God at the heart of Christianity. Here, the figure of Job is introduced as witnessing to a crisis, the crisis caused by what Ricoeur The Faith of Job and the Recovery of Christian Atheism 106 designates as “the hypersubjective reality of sin,” the fact that “my sin [is conceived to be] within the absolute sight (regard) of God” (84).	cache/expositions-418.pdf	txt/expositions-418.txt