Explore ‘God and the Grotesque’ by Carl Skrade, a thought-provoking paperback published in 1974 by The Westminster Press. This book delves into the powerful emergence of the non-rational in our time, examining how the art of the grotesque awakens modern man to his predicament. Skrade explores the grotesque in the works of Flannery O’Connor, Fellini, and Bultmann, asserting that the grotesque is a protest against the dehumanization of man. A valuable addition for anyone interested in theology, philosophy, and literary studies.