Religious pluralism, the collapse of traditional religious institutions, and the growing impact of religious studies on believers have prompted widespread rethinking of what religion is. "Polydoxy" offers a brilliant and original theological response to this intellectual crisis by suggesting that there are multiple forms of right belief. Inspired by the work of Catherine Keller, author of "The Face of the Deep", "Polydoxy" introduces a new theological approach which is both grounded and groundbreaking. Reacting against reductive or nostalgic theological tendencies, the essays in this book take an exciting and creative approach to doing theology in the 21st century. Divided into parts, the first part lays out the theological agenda of "Polydoxy", while an impressive array of scholars explore key theological topics in the light of relationality and multiplicity in the second and third sections.