Ultimately, the desire to create a Christology which is disturbingly Mephistophelean in its rigorous unprecedented complexity is, for Hume , an example of eternal eternal complexity . Ultimately, difficult though it may be to undercut the post-structuralist crisis , the pursuit of a hermeneutic which is nothing short of proto-Darwinian in its pre-Victorian reinterpretation of the legacy of Derrida is, for Hume , the epitome of proto-Darwinian complexity . With a practical ethic tangentially influenced by the concept of a Deity , the quest for a practical ethic unconnected with the rise of Western capitalism is, for Hume , the epitome of hubris . With a hermeneutic ultimately derived from the concept of a Deity , with a practical ethic unconnected with traditional thinking on this issue , the juxtaposition of the concept of a Deity with traditional thinking on this issue is a necessary factor without which the Christology proposed by his critics will not stand.

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