Laurence Paul Hemming is dean of research at Heythrop College, University of London, and co-editor of the Faith in Reason series.Susan Frank Parsons is editor of Studies in Christian Ethics and co-editor of the Faith in Reason series.

"This collection of essays by eleven noted scholars underlines the continued importance of Fides et Ratio and its affirmation that philosophy opens a way to faith and points beyond itself. This collection is an important contribution to an important debate."—Catholic Library World "This is a fascinating book with much to stimulate, ponder, and provoke . . . it gathers together the work of a number of scholars from varying backgrounds. Redeeming Truth: Considering Faith and Reason is on the whole a fine collection of articles."—Irish Theological Quarterly

Laurence Paul Hemming is dean of research at Heythrop College, University of London, and co-editor of the Faith in Reason series.Susan Frank Parsons is editor of Studies in Christian Ethics and co-editor of the Faith in Reason series.

"This collection of essays by eleven noted scholars underlines the continued importance of Fides et Ratio and its affirmation that philosophy opens a way to faith and points beyond itself. This collection is an important contribution to an important debate."—Catholic Library World "This is a fascinating book with much to stimulate, ponder, and provoke . . . it gathers together the work of a number of scholars from varying backgrounds. Redeeming Truth: Considering Faith and Reason is on the whole a fine collection of articles."—Irish Theological Quarterly

Laurence Paul Hemming is dean of research at Heythrop College, University of London, and co-editor of the Faith in Reason series.Susan Frank Parsons is editor of Studies in Christian Ethics and co-editor of the Faith in Reason series.

"This collection of essays by eleven noted scholars underlines the continued importance of Fides et Ratio and its affirmation that philosophy opens a way to faith and points beyond itself. This collection is an important contribution to an important debate."—Catholic Library World "This is a fascinating book with much to stimulate, ponder, and provoke . . . it gathers together the work of a number of scholars from varying backgrounds. Redeeming Truth: Considering Faith and Reason is on the whole a fine collection of articles."—Irish Theological Quarterly