Fifty years after his death, why does a twentieth-century Catholic thinker still matter? Jacques Maritain offers a vibrant, living philosophy for our complex world, despite being rooted in the historical debates of his time. In the concluding chapter, Jason West considers how Maritain’s call to integrate intellectual life into daily action can equip us to navigate our times with faith and conviction.
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