Abstract

[Extract] Return Statements is a suggestive book, which opens more questions than it answers. The first sentence reads: “Most books are written with a clear statement in mind, usually in the space of a few years, as if to emulate a thought that unfolds as a continuous and unbroken element. This book is not among them.”1 I find it difficult to summarize Lambert’s main claims, but I take it that the book aims to stimulate reflection rather than resolve the issues it raises. In that spirit, this brief response continues the conversation Lambert has opened by sketching a question concerning the relation between religion and its other.

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