Abstract

In this book, Robert Neville brings together twenty essays that articulate and support his understanding of religion as "human engagement of ultimacy". Most of the essays were originally prepared during the same period in which he wrote his three-volume Philosophical Theology ; accordingly, many of the early chapters can serve as introductions to the latter work. In later chapters, Neville sharpens his view of religion in conversation with various friendly rivals, including philosophical theologians and pragmatists. Most of the essays were originally prepared as talks for diverse audiences; as a result...