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“God-language” is a category for books that examine, construct, or creatively employ the words, names, metaphors, and pronouns used for the divine, and how such language shapes belief, worship, ethics, and community life. It spans theology, philosophy of language, linguistics, literary studies, and religious practice, including debates over naming God; gendered and inclusive language; apophatic and kataphatic discourse; translation and liturgical usage; and the poetics and politics of speaking about the sacred across traditions. Works in this category range from academic analyses and comparative studies to practical guides for inclusive liturgy, sermons, and hymnody, as well as poetry and devotional texts that experiment with divine imagery and address. It welcomes both confessional and critical perspectives, highlighting how vocabulary for God both reflects and transforms religious imagination.

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