Terence Cuneo is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Vermont. In addition to having published a wide array of essays in the foundations of ethics, the history of philosophy, and the philosophy of religion, Cuneo's books include Speech and Morality: On the Metaethical Implications of Speaking (OUP, 2014) and The Normative Web: An Argument for Moral Realism (OUP, 2007), which was awarded Honorable Mention, American Philosophical Association Biennial Book Prize 2007-2009.

• Introduction ; 1. Love and Liturgy ; 2. Protesting Evil ; 3. Another Look at Divine Hiddenness ; 4. Liturgical Immersion ; 5. Liturgy and the Moral Life ; 6. If These Walls Could Only Speak: Icons as Vehicles of Divine Speech ; 7. The Significance of Liturgical Singing ; 8. Ritual Knowledge ; 9. Transforming the Self: On the Baptismal Rite ; 10. Rites of Remission ; 11. Entering through Death, Living with Doubt ; Bibliography

...patient, practical and incisive exploration of aspects of the liturgical life...Readers who meet the honesty of this beautifully written book with reflection on their own faithful engagement in liturgical practice will emerge greatly enriched. They will also hope that philosophers may have more to say about liturgy in future.