Fall 1999
A Symposium on Pope John Paul II's Fides et Ratio
The Future of the Philosophy of Being
Martin
Bieler
Angelo
Scola
"Reason and will/freedom are . . . involved in the origin of knowledge itself, because being becomes manifest only in giving itself. Judgment and justice are therefore a 'hendiadys' for 'truth,' and faith is the radical critical form of reason; there can be no extrinsic relation between them."
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God and the End of Intelligence: Knowledge as Relationship
David
L.
Schindler
Reason's "Rightful Autonomy" in Fides et Ratio and the Continuous Renewal of Catholic Higher Education in the United States
William
L.
Portier
John Paul II: The Complementarity of Faith and Philosophy in the Search for Truth
W. Norris
Clarke
Believing Thought as a Category in Russian Religious Philosophy
Robert
Slesinski
What the Angels See at Twilight
Romanus
Cessario
Faith and Reason: Then and Now
Kenneth
L.
Schmitz
The One Who Went Unnamed: Maurice Blondel in the Encyclical Fides et Ratio
Peter
Henrici
The Search for the Meaning of Life and Faith in the Revelation of Jesus Christ According to Fides et Ratio
Javier
Prades
The “Truth about the Good”: Practical Reason, Philosophical Ethics, and Moral Theology
Livio
Melina
Thinking Beyond the Reef: The Cross, Faith, and Reason in the Trinitarian Ontology of Klaus Hemmerle
Bernhard
Körner
