Faith, Reason, and the Foundations of Dignity

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between Enlightenment thought and Judeo-Christian beliefs, focusing on the foundational principles that shape human reasoning and moral values. It discusses the concept of being 'made in the image of God' as a universal human dignity while highlighting the ethical responsibilities of power and individual choice. The chapter emphasizes the need for dialogue between faith and reason, advocating for a framework that nurtures rational discourse rooted in historical and moral contexts.