Views that Wittgenstein, in his discussion of logic, describes the boundaries of factual discourse for the purpose of fixing a common language. This book argues that, he suggests when religious and ethical statements fall outside this common language, we should reconstruct them to make sense within the common language. "His [Lazenby's] primary aim is to challenge the widely prevailing consensus among contemporary philosophers of religion and theologians influenced by Wittgenstein's work that his early philosophy is not to be taken seriously... Lazenby's monograph is well written with a wide range of references"