Delve into the intricate dialogue between Alain Badiou’s groundbreaking philosophy and theology. Hollis Phelps’ essential analysis reveals how theological, religious, and biblical themes subtly influence Badiou’s thought, even within his critiques of anti-theology. This insightful study clarifies his work on ontology, truth, and the subject, making complex philosophical arguments accessible. Crucial for students and scholars of contemporary thought and critical theory across India, it offers a profound understanding of Badiou’s engagement with religious ideas.