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The dissonance of our age, marked by technological leaps, ecological degradation, political instability, and existential anxieties, demand a rethinking of how faith is articulated, lived, and witnessed. The call is no longer to simply defend familiar certainties but to reimagine and embody a faith that walks into the unknown, where the lines between presence and absence, clarity and mystery, are blurred. Faith, as presented here, is not about eradicating uncertainty, but about learning to inhabit it with wisdom, courage, and imagination. The essays in these two volumes enter this fragile and fragmented, yet fertile, space.
Contributors to Volume I: Emmanuel Agius – Kurt Appel – Nathalie Becquart – John Anthony Berry – Stijn Van den Bossche – Mariella Catania – Piero Coda – Michael A. Conway – Jakob Deibl – Margit Eckholt – Edward Farrugia – Isabella Guanzini – Mario Grech – Martin Koci – Rafael Luciani – Luciano Meddi – Terrence Merrigan – Marcello Neri – Mateja Pevec Rozman – Hector Scerri – Kevin Schembri – Paul Sciberras – Zuzana Svobodová – Gerard Whelan – Edward Wright – Mark Joseph Zammit.
