Joseph Ratzinger in Dialogue with Philosophical Traditions: From Plato to Vattimo

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Contents
Abbreviations (J. Ratzinger Collected Works)
Foreword
Introduction
Introductory Study: Gottlieb Söhngen’s Understanding of Theology and Philosophy Christian Poncelet
1 Plato: God, Conscience, and Truth Manuel Schlögl
2 Augustine of Hippo: The Reciprocal Dependence of Faith and World Emery de Gaál
3 Bonaventure of Bagnoregio: The Metaphysics of History David González Ginocchio
4 Thomas Aquinas: How We Know God Pablo Blanco-Sarto
5 Immanuel Kant: Distinguishing Verum and Ens Jacob Phillips
6 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel: Reason, Historicity, and Community Eduardo Charpenel
7 Auguste Comte: Science, Reason, and Religion Euclides Eslava
8 Karl Marx and Marxism: The Problem of the Priority of Praxis Tracey Rowland
9 Friedrich Nietzsche: Eros, Morality, and the Death of God Owen Vyner
10 Martin Buber: Personalism and Relationality Mariusz Biliniewicz
11 Hans Kelsen, Richard Rorty, and John Rawls: Philosophical Relativism and Religious Traditions of Wisdom Rudy Albino de Assunção
12 Romano Guardini: Liturgy, Christian Existence, Truth, and Ethics Marcela Jiménez Unquiles
13 Ludwig Wittgenstein: The Scope of Reason Tracey Rowland
14 Martin Heidegger: Being and Time Conor Sweeney
15 Edith Stein: The Reasonableness of Faith Mary Frances McKenna
16 Karl Popper: Fideism, Rationalism, and Rationality Eduardo Echeverría
17 Josef Pieper: Philosophy, Philology, and Theology Hanna-Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz
18 Jean-Paul Sartre: Truth, Freedom, and Responsibility Alejandro Sada
19 Albert Camus: The Meaning of Life Alejandro Sada
20 Robert Spaemann: Person, Ethics, and Politics Christian Schaller
21 Jürgen Habermas: Democracy and Religion in Pluralistic Societies Mary Frances McKenna
22 Gianni Vattimo: Nihilism and Truth Thomas G. Guarino
Bibliography
Contributors
Name Index
Subject Index