Kristine A. Culp

Good Faith

Philosophy

“With an accessible but comprehensive background of scientific, religious, and ethical knowledge, Adams charts how religious meaning and moral integrity can and must be compatible with science—and how human lives and community can be enriched when they are. The heartbeat of this timely book is Adams’s patient and thorough insistence that good faith and good reasoning should be helpful and not harmful to individual, collective, and global flourishing.”

Transforming Faith

Theology

“Daniel calls for renewed attention to individuality and individual creativity in moral formation, but not at the expense of community. . . . Thanks to Daniel, we now know a lot more about how Niebuhr engaged G. H. Mead and Josiah Royce, and why that conversation still matters.”