Reasonable Faith for a Post-Secular Age

The book explores the concept of faith as a profound surrender to agape, emphasizing its universal roots across various belief systems such as Buddhism, Humanism, and Wicca. It critiques secular rationality, highlighting its moral shortcomings and the rise of global social Darwinism. Drawing on the philosophies of Emmanuel Levinas and Christian spirituality, the author engages with contemporary thinkers and debates, advocating for a moral realism grounded in love and justice. This approach aims to awaken a deeper understanding of faith and its ethical implications in a post-secular world.