"Furnishes the reader with valuable perspectives on significant elements of faith and reason for Christian belief in relation to the legacy of the Enlightenment." – in: Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses 43 (2014)"a provocative contribution to the discussion of the epistemological status of religious knowledge claims in modern liberal societies." – in: Dialogue, April 2014"The discussion is rich in its scope and substance. It is of interest to anyone struck not only by a pervasive cultural indifference to religion but by a critical onslaught against its commitments and practices in an increasingly secular age … What is of particular interest is the issue of religious belief: whether this is to be understood in terms of faith as trust, in terms of reason as understanding, or in terms of both." – in: SOPHIA 52 (2013)

• Kenneth A. Bryson: Editorial ForewordPrefaceHendrik Hart: Reason and ReligionHendrik Hart: Liberalism, Pluralism, and Lived FaithWilliam Sweet: Anti-Foundationalism and the Nature of Religious BeliefHendrik Hart: Faith as Trust and Belief as Intellectual CredulityWilliam Sweet: Faith, Belief, and Religious TruthWilliam Sweet: Discourse and Religious TruthWilliam Sweet: Religious Belief, Meaning, and ArgumentWilliam Sweet: Final Vocabularies and Building CommunitiesWilliam Sweet: Religious Belief and CommunityHendrik Hart: Sorting Out ReasonHendrik Hart: Focused in Faith: The Epistemology of Faith as a Way of KnowingHendrik Hart: The Give-and-Take of Cross-Traditional DiscourseWilliam Sweet: Distinguishing to Unite: Reason, Religion, and the Legacy of the EnlightenmentWorks CitedAppendixAbout the AuthorsIndex

"Furnishes the reader with valuable perspectives on significant elements of faith and reason for Christian belief in relation to the legacy of the Enlightenment." – in: Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses 43 (2014)"a provocative contribution to the discussion of the epistemological status of religious knowledge claims in modern liberal societies." – in: Dialogue, April 2014"The discussion is rich in its scope and substance. It is of interest to anyone struck not only by a pervasive cultural indifference to religion but by a critical onslaught against its commitments and practices in an increasingly secular age … What is of particular interest is the issue of religious belief: whether this is to be understood in terms of faith as trust, in terms of reason as understanding, or in terms of both." – in: SOPHIA 52 (2013)

• Kenneth A. Bryson: Editorial ForewordPrefaceHendrik Hart: Reason and ReligionHendrik Hart: Liberalism, Pluralism, and Lived FaithWilliam Sweet: Anti-Foundationalism and the Nature of Religious BeliefHendrik Hart: Faith as Trust and Belief as Intellectual CredulityWilliam Sweet: Faith, Belief, and Religious TruthWilliam Sweet: Discourse and Religious TruthWilliam Sweet: Religious Belief, Meaning, and ArgumentWilliam Sweet: Final Vocabularies and Building CommunitiesWilliam Sweet: Religious Belief and CommunityHendrik Hart: Sorting Out ReasonHendrik Hart: Focused in Faith: The Epistemology of Faith as a Way of KnowingHendrik Hart: The Give-and-Take of Cross-Traditional DiscourseWilliam Sweet: Distinguishing to Unite: Reason, Religion, and the Legacy of the EnlightenmentWorks CitedAppendixAbout the AuthorsIndex

"Furnishes the reader with valuable perspectives on significant elements of faith and reason for Christian belief in relation to the legacy of the Enlightenment." – in: Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses 43 (2014)"a provocative contribution to the discussion of the epistemological status of religious knowledge claims in modern liberal societies." – in: Dialogue, April 2014"The discussion is rich in its scope and substance. It is of interest to anyone struck not only by a pervasive cultural indifference to religion but by a critical onslaught against its commitments and practices in an increasingly secular age … What is of particular interest is the issue of religious belief: whether this is to be understood in terms of faith as trust, in terms of reason as understanding, or in terms of both." – in: SOPHIA 52 (2013)

• Kenneth A. Bryson: Editorial ForewordPrefaceHendrik Hart: Reason and ReligionHendrik Hart: Liberalism, Pluralism, and Lived FaithWilliam Sweet: Anti-Foundationalism and the Nature of Religious BeliefHendrik Hart: Faith as Trust and Belief as Intellectual CredulityWilliam Sweet: Faith, Belief, and Religious TruthWilliam Sweet: Discourse and Religious TruthWilliam Sweet: Religious Belief, Meaning, and ArgumentWilliam Sweet: Final Vocabularies and Building CommunitiesWilliam Sweet: Religious Belief and CommunityHendrik Hart: Sorting Out ReasonHendrik Hart: Focused in Faith: The Epistemology of Faith as a Way of KnowingHendrik Hart: The Give-and-Take of Cross-Traditional DiscourseWilliam Sweet: Distinguishing to Unite: Reason, Religion, and the Legacy of the EnlightenmentWorks CitedAppendixAbout the AuthorsIndex