Faith, Fallibility, and the Virtue of Anxiety

Malone-France brings together important themes from religious studies, philosophy, and political theory to articulate a fundamental re-conception of religious faith and an innovative argument for classic liberal norms.

"Faith, Fallibility, and the Virtue of Anxiety is at once insightful, provocative, timely, and interesting. Malone-France is skilled at weaving theological and political themes into a single narrative that makes for an interesting reading. Good books open new horizons and this one is no exception." - Brian G. Henning, Gonzaga University

Autorentext
Derek Malone-France is Associate Professor of Religion, Philosophy, and of Writing at the George Washington University, USA where he also directs the University Writing Program. His previous works include Deep Empiricism: Kant, Whitehead, and the Necessity of Philosophical Theism and Political Dissent - A Global Reader, Vol. 1: Ancient to Early-Modern Sources Vol. 2: Modern Sources, as well as numerous articles in journals such as Faith and Philosophy, the International Journal for Philosophy of Religion; Process Studies; the American Journal of Theology and Philosophy; and Teaching Philosophy.

Inhalt
Introduction: Context, Terminology, and Structure Anxiety: From Problem to Virtue Anxiety, Secrecy, and Authority in the Abrahamic and Liberal Traditions Faith, Freedom, Reason, and Responsibility Divine Anxiety and the Metaphysics of Freedom Process Metaphysics and Democratic Deliberation