Explores the intersection of philosophy of religion and moral philosophy. This book suggests ways of thinking about moral philosophy in its under-explored but potentially very fruitful encounter with philosophy of religion.

Acknowledgments; Editors' Introduction; CLUSTER ONE: SELF/OTHER RELATIONS; 1. Morality, Metaphysics and Religion Raimond Gaita (Professor of Moral Philosophy, King's College London); 2. Love, Hate and Moral Inclusion Anca Gheaus (Research Fellow in Philosophy, Erasmus University, Rotterdam); 3. The Discipline of Pius Reason: Goethe, Herder, Kant Daniel Whistler (Doctoral Candidate in Philosophy and Theology, University of Oxford); CLUSTER TWO: THE FRAGILITY OF LIFE; 4. On Loss of Confidence: Dissymmetry, Doubt, Deprivation in the Power to Act and (the Power) to Suffer Pamela Sue Anderson (Reader in Philosophy of Religion, University of Oxford); 5. The Passionate Life: On Grief and Human Experience James Carter (Doctoral Candidate in Philosophy and Theology, University of Oxford); 6. A Ricoeurian Hymn to Humanity: "You are better than your actions" Michele Kueter Petersen (Doctoral Candidate in Modern Religious Thought, University of Iowa); CLUSTER THREE: PHILOSOPHY VIA ART; 7. Love and Transcendence Martin Warner (Associate Fellow in Philosophy, University of Warwick); 8. Philosophy, Morality and the Self: Against Thinness Christopher Hamilton (Lecturer in Philosophy of Religion, King's College London); 9. The Holy Doubt: Jack Kerouac and Postmodernism Joseph Carlisle (Doctoral Candidate in Theology, University of Oxford); CLUSTER FOUR: THE VITALITY OF BELIEF; 10. Religion in its Material Context: Some Considerations Drawn from Contemporary Philosophies of Place Mark Wynn (Senior Lecturer in Theology, University of Exeter); 11. Play, Psychoanalysis and Feminist Philosophy of Religion Beverley Clack (Reader in Philosophy of Religion, Oxford Brookes University); 12. Religious Belief and the Disregard of Reality Brian Clack (Assistant Professor in Philosophy, University of San Diego).