John Haldane is Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Centre for Ethics, Philosophy and Public Affairs at the University of St Andrews. His books include An Intelligent Person's Guide to Religion (2003), Atheism and Theism, second edition with J.J.C Smart (2003) and Modern Writings on Thomism (2003).

Preface Acknowledgements Introduction: Analytical Thomism and Faithful Reason Section 1: Catholicism and Philosophy 1. Thomism and the Future of Catholic Philosophy 2. MacIntyre's Thomist Revival: What Next? 3. The Diversity of Philosophy and the Unity of Its Vocation: Some Philosophical Reflections on Fides et Ratio Section 2: Faith and Reason 4. Critical Orthodoxy 5. Infallibility, Authority and Faith 6. Incarnational Anthropology 7. Examining the Assumption Section 3: Ethics and Politics 8. Medieval and Renaissance Ethics 9. Natural Law and Ethical Pluralism 10. From Law to Virtue and Back Again: On Veritatis Splendor 11. Can a Catholic be a Liberal? 12. Religious Toleration Section 4: Education and Spirituality 13. Chesterton's Philosophy of Education 14. Religion in Education: in Defence of a tradition 15. Catholic Education and Catholic Identity 16. The Need of Spirituality in Catholic Education Section 5: Beauty and Contemplation 17. Medieval and Renaissance Aesthetics 18. Form: Meaning and Value: A History of the Philosophy of Architecture 19. Admiring the High Mountains: The Aesthetics of the Environment 20. De Consolatione Philosophiae Index