According to the diagnosis of Roberto Esposito, we still speak the language of political theology, and our thinking and actions remain trapped within its horizon. However, what is at stake here is not merely a philosophical concept or a historical inheritance, but rather the axis around which the wheel of Western culture and a globalized development has turned for over two thousand years. At its center, all unity is articulated through separation, and universalism is achieved through constant and often brutal exclusion. The principle of the Two, according to which a dominant part always rises to the whole and the One through the subordination of another, that dispositif of exclusion that has always constituted Latin and Christian culture, continues to permeate all the concepts available to us. Only when a way of thinking emerges that is not limited to this...