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Tabla de Contenidos: “…/ 'Practicing what he had taught' : Augustine's sermons on Cyprian / Die ungeschriebenen Briefe des Augustinus von Hippo / Einige rechtliche und theologische Fragen zu den Abeloitae in Augustins De haeresibus / Der augustinische Häresiebegriff als Grundlage für die Ketzerverfolgung im Mittelalter / Judaism, Augustine and Pope Benedict XVI on the plurality of opinions / Le fils prodigue vu par Augustin : un pas vers l'exclusivisme de la grâce / Traces of Augustinian 'gnosis' in Julianus Pomerius' De vita contemplativa / The Manichaean cosmogonical myth as a "re-written Bible" / Simplicius on Manichaean cosmogony…”
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Tabla de Contenidos: “…/ Claude Lefort -- Violence in the state of exception : reflections on theologico-political motifs in Benjamin and Schmitt / Marc de Wilde -- Critique, coercion, and sacred life in Benjamin's "Critique of violence" / Judith Butler -- From Rosenzweig to Levinas : philosophy of war / Stéphane Mosès -- Levinas, Spinoza, and the theologico-political meaning of Scripture / Hent de Vries -- Beyond tolerance : pluralism and agonistic reason -- On the relation between the secular liberal state and religion / Jürgen Habermas -- Prepolitical moral foundations of a free republic / Pope Benedict XVI -- Bush's God talk / Bruce Lincoln -- Pluralism and faith / William E. …”

“…In fact, like Lewis, Chesterton, who was one of the great converts of the twentieth century, draws us directly into an encounter with the Word of God, showing us the faith of the Church as most of us have never seen it before: 'a new continent full of strange flowers and fantastic animals, which is at once wild and hospitable.' No wonder Pope Benedict XVI told us that 'in every age the path to faith can take its bearings by converts'. …”

“…During his apostolic journey to the United States in 2008, Pope Benedict XVI insisted that “the Church needs to promote at every level of her teaching―in catechesis, preaching, and seminary and university instruction―an apologetics aimed at affirming the truth of Christian revelation, the harmony of faith and reason, and a sound understanding of freedom.” …”

“…Daniel Keating examines oratio and contemplatio (and actio) of lectio divina, giving attention to theologians from twelfth-century Carthusian Prior Guigo II to Pope Benedict XVI. Anthony Giambrone, OP, contributes the final essay, on searching the Scriptures and the mystery of preaching. …”