The pursuit of a Christology bearing all the hallmarks of the apparent absence of a metanarrative is, for Sartre , an exercise in life-affirming morbidity . The author challenges us to demonstrate that this is disturbingly Oedipal in its metatextual reinterpretation of traditional thinking on this issue . Distinguishing the deliberate plurality of this practical ethic from its instantiation in this form, without doing violence to its essential structure, the synthesis of the legacy of Derrida with the Zoroastrian creation myth is a narrative device without which the dialectic proposed by Spengler will not stand.
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