In this volume, we will present Mary DalyDaly’s theological methodmethod that she considers as ontolinguisticontolinguistic hermeneuticshermeneutics. We insist that more than a method or technical procedure of gathering information, it is a question of the attitude toward theologytheology, of asking the question about the meaning of theology. This second volume describes and analyzes the updating of the traditional theological methodmethod in Mary DalyDaly’s Pure Lust, the selection of excerpts from Thomas AquinasAquinas’ Summa Theologiae, and Paul TillichPaul Tillich’s Systematic Theology and the reason for choosing these particular texts and the tools she uses: analogical hermeneuticshermeneutics, restructuring, decoding, questioning, re-editing, enlargement of meaning, counter position, explanationexplanation, and interpretationinterpretation. Mary DalyDaly will apply a hermeneutical key that seeks to illustrate the coherent and relevant way in which this transmissiontransmission-transformationtransformation of theologytheology would operate on the way to the GodGod experienceexperience of JesusJesus Christ as the sourcesource and summit of meaning. Theological languagelanguage must be tied to the real and must make the return journey from the experience of faith to the experience of real existence.