Grace of Being Fallible in Philosophy, Theology, and Religion

Thomas John Hastings is Executive Director of Overseas Ministries Study Center at Princeton Theological Seminary, USA.Knut-Willy Sæther is Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at Volda University College, Norway.

“This work builds a truly interdisciplinary account of fallibility and its central role in epistemology and faith. … The work is solid and presented carefully. … The book is a fantastic read from which any scientist, philosopher or Christian would benefit.” (Sara Lumbreras, ESSSAT News & Reviews, Vol. 31 (2), June, 2021)

• Chapter 1 - A Fallibilist Approach in the Age of COVID-19 and Climate Change.- Chapter 2 - The Many Faces of Fallibilism: Exploring Fallibilism in Science, Philosophy, and Theology.- Chapter 3 - “Fallibilism”, “problematization” and the “history of thought”.- Chapter 4 - Fallibilism: A Philosophical-Pneumatological Apologetic.- Chapter 5 - “Unworthy of the Earth”: Fallibilism, Place, Terra Nullius, and Christian Mission.- Chapter 6 - Apologetics and the Provisionality of the Living Jesus: Hans Frei’s Contribution.- Chapter 7- God’s Pneumatic Word and Faith, Hope and Love in a Fallible World.- Chapter 8.- A Pluralistic Pluralism - with Some Remarks on Fallibilism.- Chapter 9 - Restoring the Pro Nobis > Pro Me: A Translated Religion, Polycentric Ecumenism, and Moderate Fallibilism.