Kniha předkládá průřez dějinami filosofie z pohledu teologa. Nejedná se však o úvod do filosofie náboženství, nýbrž o základní vhled do Platonovy argumentace, do aristotelské tradice v teologii Tomáše Akvinského a do střetu moderní filosofie s náboženstvím.
Exploring the interplay between philosophy and Christian theology, this classic text now includes updated chapters on postmodernism and contemporary issues regarding the self and the good. It guides students through the historical influence of significant philosophers and movements, illustrating how they have shaped theological understandings and expressions over time. This edition serves as a vital resource for those seeking to comprehend the philosophical foundations of Christian thought in light of modern scholarship.
Exploring the multifaceted nature of love, Diogenes Allen emphasizes the deep connections we form not only with romantic partners but also with family, friends, and God. He invites readers to appreciate these relationships with the same intensity and fascination typically reserved for romantic love, highlighting the broader spectrum of love's significance in our lives.
Focusing on the complexities of faith, the author provides insights aimed at troubled believers seeking to understand Christianity's teachings and the nature of God. With a philosophical approach, the book addresses common questions and challenges faced in daily life, offering pieces of the puzzle to help make sense of the Christian perspective on existence and spirituality. Allen's work is designed to guide readers through their contemplations and struggles within their faith journey.