Come celebrate the launch of Peter Kline's book, *Passion for Nothing: Kierkegaard's Apophatic Theology.* Neil Pembroke, Associate Professor of Christian Studies at the University of Queensland, will launch the book. There will copies of the book for sale, wine and cheese, and some of Peter's art will be on display. The event will take place in Lecture Room 1 at St Francis College, from 5:30-7pm on Thursday, October 19th. 

"Peter Kline’s remarkable and innovative book stands at the forefront of a dynamic new horizon in theological readings of Kierkegaard. Moved by passion and unknowing, Kline elucidates the mystical dimensions of Kierkegaard’s existential vision with sophistication and profound creativity. This is a vital reading transfigured by the longing for a God whose gift exceeds our grasp—a longing in which Kierkegaard’s theology lives, breathes, and loves." - Simon D. Podmore, Liverpool Hope University

“Peter Kline is not only a first-rate scholar of Kierkegaard – with seemingly exhaustive knowledge of his texts and the inner workings of his thought – he is also a “repetition,” a student, writing poignantly of his passion for the apophatic [God] and the works of love that this apophasis births. His lucid, winsome prose invites readers to enter Kierkegaard’s radical vision – while his conclusion incites readers to embrace the artistry of the self reduced to nothing.” – Wendy Farley, San Francisco Theological Seminary