TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

1.      The Rise of the Christ Machines

2.     Desiring Production and Early Christianities

3.      Multiplicities and the Virtual Dimension of Christ Groups

4.      The Autoproduction of a Body of Christ without Organs  

5.      Territorializations and Deterritorializations: On Becoming Outlandish

6.      Deterritorialization in the Gospels: A Typology of Lines

7.      The Stratification of Christ Groups in the Despotic Socius

8.      Christ Groups as Social Assemblages and Abstract Machines

9.      The God of Religion and the Schizo God

10.   The Myth of Eve: Falling Into, and Out of, Delusion

11.   On Several Regimes of Signs and Several Christs

12.   The Despotic Christ and the Signifying Despotic Regime of Signs

13.   The Passional Christ and the Passional Subjective Regime of Signs

14.   What Can a Body Do?

15.   Molecular Becomings of Christ: Becoming-woman

16.   Christ Becoming-animal: An Affair of Sorcery

17.   Christ’s Becomings-imperceptible: Martyrological, Magical, and Cosmic

18.   The Nomad Jesus and the Galilean War Machine

Conclusion