Reasonable Faith for a Post-Secular Age

The book explores the concept of faith as a living surrender to agape, emphasizing its universal presence across various spiritual traditions, from Buddhism to Humanism. It critiques secular rationality's moral deficiencies and highlights the potential of faith to foster love and justice. Drawing on Emmanuel Levinas's philosophy, the author engages with contemporary intellectuals and debates surrounding consciousness, free will, and ethics. The work aims to awaken a deeper understanding of faith's role in grounding moral realism and addressing global challenges.