Mark D. Morelli

Faith and Reason

Philosophy

“Neil Ormerod gives us a clear, concise, informative, and refreshing account of the complementarity of reason and faith. In the process, he provides a much-needed exposition of the misconceptions of the nature and implications of the modern "turn to the subject" that underlie Gilsonian Thomists’ suspicions of and resistance to Lonerganian and other post-Kantian and post-Hegelian Thomisms. Ormerod’s exposition makes it quite clear that the “turn to the subject” need not entail idealism and need not be a threat to or incompatible with a Christian realism in the Thomistic tradition.”