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This set of essays is a penetrating philosophical critique of philosophical naturalism, and a defense of a more open concept of rationality, that is able to take religion seriously. A very important contribution to debates about philosophy, metaphysics, and faith. --Keith Ward, former Regius Professor of Divinity and Canon, Oxford University In these fascinating and provocative essays, Bill Greenway argues that we are entering a post-secular world of reasonable faiths. Exploring the convergence of religious traditions in their practical commitment to agape, he contests the assumptions of secular intellectuals who too readily occupy a default skepticism. Wide-ranging, observant, and philosophically astute, this is an apologetics for our times. --David Fergusson, Professor of Divinity, University of Edinburgh

This set of essays is a penetrating philosophical critique of philosophical naturalism, and a defense of a more open concept of rationality, that is able to take religion seriously. A very important contribution to debates about philosophy, metaphysics, and faith. --Keith Ward, former Regius Professor of Divinity and Canon, Oxford University In these fascinating and provocative essays, Bill Greenway argues that we are entering a post-secular world of reasonable faiths. Exploring the convergence of religious traditions in their practical commitment to agape, he contests the assumptions of secular intellectuals who too readily occupy a default skepticism. Wide-ranging, observant, and philosophically astute, this is an apologetics for our times. --David Fergusson, Professor of Divinity, University of Edinburgh

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William Greenway is Professor of Philosophical Theology at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. He is the author of A Reasonable Belief: Why God and Faith Make Sense (2015), For the Love of All Creatures: The Story of Grace in Genesis (2015), The Challenge of Evil: Grace and the Problem of Suffering (2016), and Agape Ethics: Moral Realism and Love for All Life (Cascade, 2016).

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