The Grandeur of Reason: Religion, Tradition and Universalism

TABLE OF CONTENTS
i.

Angelo Cardinal
Scola

Foreword: The Fullness of Reason: Religion, Tradition and

Universality

Conor Cunningham
ii.and Peter M.
Editors Introduction
Candler, Jr.
1.Stanley Hauerwas

A Worldly Church: Politics, Theology, and the Common Good

2.Oliver O'Donovan

Deliberation, Reflection and Responsibility

3.Alessandra Gerolin

The Authority of Tradition as True Universalism: Lord Actons

Political Philosophy

4.John Milbank

The Mystery of Reason

Joan Lockwood
5.
ODonovan

Human Dignity and Human Justice in Theological Perspective

6.Adrian Pabst

Sovereign Reason Unbound: The Proto-Modern Legacy of

Avicenna and Gilbert Porreta

7.Johannes Hoff

The Rise and Fall of the Kantian Paradigm of Modern Theology

8.Richard H. Bell

The Corrupt Mind and the Renewed Mind: Some Qualifications on

the Grandeur of Reason from Pauline, Kantian and
Schopenhauerian Perspectives

Christopher Ben
9.
Simpson

The Subjectivity of Truth and the Grandeur of Reason

10.Graham Ward

Hegel and the Grandeur of Reason

11.Cyril O'Regan

Hans Urs von Balthasar and the Unwelcoming of Heidegger

12.James Williams

Reason and Anti-Reason in Whitehead, Henry and Deleuze

13.Franois Laruelle

A Science of (en) Christ?

14.Stratford Caldecott Beyond Faith and Reason

15.Tracey Rowland

The Wax Nose of Reason: Responses to Ratzingers Faith

16.Phil Gorski

The Transfiguration, Orthodox Ascetics and Politics

17.Fergus Kerr

Zwar Instinkt aber nicht Raisonnement: From Hume to

Wittgenstein and Back?

Jeff Olsen
18.
Biebighauser

Towards Imagining God: Augustine Reason and Ontology

19.Lydia Schumacher

Knowledge by Illumination: The Grandeur of Reason According to

Augustine

20.Alison Milbank

The Sleep of Reason: Reason, Gothic and the Grotesque

21.Quentin Meillassoux The Immanence of the World Beyond

22.Peter M. Candler, Jr. The Logic of Christian Humanism