Faith, Politics, and Modern Discontent

This chapter explores the relationship between religion and personal experience, particularly through the lens of Jesuit education. It engages in a dialogue about the discontent among secular individuals, the existential challenges faced in a politically turbulent era, and the search for moral purpose in a society increasingly distanced from traditional religious values. Additionally, the conversation delves into the intersection of faith and science, advocating for a rational belief in God while examining the implications of viewing God as a relational being in human affairs.