"A hallmark of Quinn’s scholarship is his facility to wield the tools of analytic philosophy while also revealing a depth of liberal arts knowledge. Liberal Faith honors Quinn’s memory in this respect by bringing together a group of first-rate philosophers to work on the issues Quinn cared deeply about. Paul Weithman is to be thanked for bringing together this collection of essays." —Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews “This is a collection of high quality essays dealing with various topics related to Philip Quinn’s work. The book makes an original contribution by virtue of its individual papers, each of which is new. These essays will be of interest to scholars and students who followed Quinn’s work, especially in philosophy of religion and political philosophy.“ —John Greco, The Leonard and Elizabeth Eslick Chair in Philosophy, Saint Louis University "The papers that form Liberal Faith give insightful treatments of three types of questions: first, how can we conscientiously believe something when there are many people we admire who do not believe it, and what is the underlying relation here between justification and rationality; second, what does it mean to desire union with God, and can Christians properly believe in the possibility of eternal self-annihilation; third, how should liberal democracy accommodate the religious convictions of its members, whether some comprehensive doctrine such as a religion is required to justify a commitment to human equality, and whether there is an absolute moral prohibition on the state use of torture. The volume has an unusually good introduction putting the papers into dialog with each other and with the work of Philip Quinn. The papers are cohesive because the central themes of Philip Quinn's work hold together into a picture of how Christianity and Liberal Democracy fit together." —John Hare, Noah Porter Professor of Philosophical Theology, Yale Divinity School “Philip Quinn was admired enormously throughout the world of professional philosophy . . . . His reputation for rigor, his tireless service to the profession, and his essentially ‘non-dogmatic,’ but philosophically sophisticated faith is widely admired . . . The essays in this volume are first-rate contemporary philosophy along with an excellent introduction to Quinn’s work.” —Charles Taliaferro, St. Olaf College