Frederick D. Aquino is a professor in the Graduate School of Theology at Abilene Christian University and the author of Communities of Informed Judgment.

Aquino delivers ably on his promise, and in the course of doing so carves out a fresh approach to Newman's thought.(Victorian Studies) For theologians and philosophers... Aquino's emphasis and push towards a modified, Newmanian view of wisdom is substantive, rich, and compelling. This emphasis on wisdom is something not commonly found in educational theory but it should be seriously considered by both faculty and administrators.(Newman Studies Journal) Aquino does an admirable job of explaining how Newman can help us answer existing epistemological questions.(The Review of Metaphysics) Before engaging on an academic career, newly hired professors could hardly do better than to read this work and integrate its approach into their courses. Recommended.(Choice)

Frederick D. Aquino is a professor in the Graduate School of Theology at Abilene Christian University and the author of Communities of Informed Judgment.

Aquino delivers ably on his promise, and in the course of doing so carves out a fresh approach to Newman's thought.(Victorian Studies) For theologians and philosophers... Aquino's emphasis and push towards a modified, Newmanian view of wisdom is substantive, rich, and compelling. This emphasis on wisdom is something not commonly found in educational theory but it should be seriously considered by both faculty and administrators.(Newman Studies Journal) Aquino does an admirable job of explaining how Newman can help us answer existing epistemological questions.(The Review of Metaphysics) Before engaging on an academic career, newly hired professors could hardly do better than to read this work and integrate its approach into their courses. Recommended.(Choice)

Frederick D. Aquino is a professor in the Graduate School of Theology at Abilene Christian University and the author of Communities of Informed Judgment.

Aquino delivers ably on his promise, and in the course of doing so carves out a fresh approach to Newman's thought.(Victorian Studies) For theologians and philosophers... Aquino's emphasis and push towards a modified, Newmanian view of wisdom is substantive, rich, and compelling. This emphasis on wisdom is something not commonly found in educational theory but it should be seriously considered by both faculty and administrators.(Newman Studies Journal) Aquino does an admirable job of explaining how Newman can help us answer existing epistemological questions.(The Review of Metaphysics) Before engaging on an academic career, newly hired professors could hardly do better than to read this work and integrate its approach into their courses. Recommended.(Choice)