Gained horizons
Subtitle: Regensburg and the enlargement of reason
By: edited by Bainard Cowan.
Contributors: Cowan, Bainard.
Publisher: St. Augustine's Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: South Bend, Ind
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781587313257
Subjects: Benedict -- XVI, -- Pope, -- 1927-; Catholic Church -- Doctrines; Faith and reason -- Christianity
Notes: Earlier versions of all the essays  were given at a colloquium at Assumption College, Sept. 21-22, 2007.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Bainard Cowan; title: Regensburg and reason : Benedict XVI against absolute will / Jean Bethke Elshtain; title: American nominalism and our need for the science of theology / Peter Augustine Lawler; title: Good and bad de-hellenization / Marc D. Guerra; title: I am your brother Joseph : Ratzinger and the rehabilitation of reason / Nalin Ranasinghe; title: God is great or God is good (let us thank Him for our mood) / Bruce Fingerhut; title: Math, modernity, and the stubbornness of literature / Glenn Arbery; title: Rationality in Augustine's Confessions / Michael McShane; title: The virtue of docility / R.R. Reno; title: The courage of reason and the scandal of education / Mary Mumbach.