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Hardback. Condition: New. John Henry Newman's Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Assent is a masterpiece of religious epistemology, providing astute descriptive analysis of how the human mind actually works in addressing itself to reality, as well as a novel prescriptive vocabulary for fruitfully considering the assent involved in Christian belief. While it is rightly numbered among the most important of Newman's writings, the Grammar is a difficult and complex work, combining rigorous theoretical argumentation with deeply personal reflection.In this Critical Guide to Newman's Grammar, editors Frederick D. Aquino and Matthew Levering have assembled ten original essays on the work's historical background and key themes and ideas. Topics discussed include Newman's distinctions of real and notional apprehension and real and notional assent, his treatment of the role of conscience and dogmatic propositions in religious reasoning, his understanding of faith and rationality, his notions of the illative sense and the role of inference in intellectual inquiry, and his view of the relation between natural and revealed religion. The contributing authors are an international array of noteworthy Newman scholars, including Frederick D. Aquino, Christopher Cimorelli, John F. Crosby, Logan Paul Gage, Stephen Grimm, Thomas S. Hibbs, Lorraine Keller, Andrew Meszaros, Francesca Aran Murphy, Cyril O'Regan, and Geertjan Zuijdwegt. This collection of essays presents the riches of the Grammar in conversation with contemporary philosophical and theological concerns, guiding readers into its central topics while also advancing its scholarly reception.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. An edited scholarly collection of eleven essays examining the reception and interpretation of John Henry Newman's thought across theology, philosophy, and church history. The volume grew out of a March 2013 gathering at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, at which twelve scholars from the USA, France, and the UK, specializing in history, philosophy, and theology and of diverse institutional and ecclesial loyalties, met to discuss the reception of Newman's thought. The essays are organised into groupings addressing particular Newman texts, regional and traditional receptions, and later theological engagements, with chapters including Mark McInroy on Newman's circle of knowledge and curriculum wholeness in The Idea of a University, John Sullivan and Colin Barr on historical understandings of the same work, Peter Nockles on Newman's Tractarian receptions, Keith Beaumont on the reception of Newman in France at the time of the Modernist Crisis, Daniel Lattier on Orthodox theological receptions, William Abraham on receptions of Newman on revelation, and Cyril O'Regan on receptions of Newman the saint. Contributors also include Kenneth Parker and C. Michael Shea, alongside the editors. Concludes with a bibliography and index.…