Until Our Minds Rest in Thee

Exploring the concept of open-mindedness, this book delves into its implications for Christians, questioning whether it is a virtue and how to navigate intellectual diversity within the church. It examines the potential threats and benefits of open-mindedness, drawing insights from historical thinkers like Aristotle, Augustine, Aquinas, and Wittgenstein. By intertwining philosophical perspectives with Christian faith, the book aims to provide clarity and guidance on the practice of open-mindedness in contemporary religious contexts.