How can we truly know and trust in what is real while we live through an age of skepticism? Long before modern critiques of the Enlightenment gained popularity, Jacques Maritain offered a ground-breaking defense of human reason. In Chapter Two, Jason West examines how Maritain bridges the gap between Cartesian rationalism and Kantian idealism, restoring confidence in our ability to grasp objective truth.
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