Cardinal Peter Erdő

Faith Morality Science Cardinal Peter Erdő

Faith Morality Science

By: Cardinal Péter Erdő, Chief Rabbi József Schweitzer and Professor E. Sylvester Vizi




Translated by:

David Robert Evans, "espell fordítás és lokalizáció Zrt."



In Hungary in 2005, a public, friendly discussion occurred between three of the nation's leaders: Cardinal Péter Erdő, the cardinal primate of Esztergom, Bishop and President of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Hungary, Chief Rabbi József Schweitzer, Hungary's retired chief rabbi and Professor E. Sylvester Vizi, president of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.




The trio wanted to discuss matters such as the connectivity between faith, science and morality, in a way accessible to the lay reader.




This is the third volume in a series focusing on questions of Hungary's intellectual and spiritual health. The topics of their discussion touch on everyone's daily lives and relationships. Professor Vizi comments on the matter of individual responsibility. Rabbi Schweitzer reminds the world that the world's worst mass murderers were able to convince their people that their way would lead their nations to prosperity. Cardinal Erdő discusses the importance of tradition and a deep personal faith, even in times that lean heavily on rationality.




Please enjoy this unique window into a conversation between friends that proves the strength of the intertwining of faith, science and morality.