 As we saw above, Evans and Bishop seek to rehabilitate fideism by identifying spaces inaccessible to (some form of) reason: faith is warrantable where reason reaches its limit. But suppose there is no such limit. This is the counter-fideistic suggestion made by the contemporary French philosopher Quentin Meillassoux, who seeks to undercut religious theism by denying it a conceptual sphere of its own. If there is no distinction to be made between faith and reason that would constitute a limit to the latter, then philosophy need not yield to religious claims to extra-rational revelation.