"Theologians do not like to be interviewed: oral theology does not look scholarly. When they yield to interviewers, it is for important matters. The common thread of all these interviews concerns the relevance of theology to social responsibility today, the major question that has been asked in our times." -George Tavard, Methodist Theological School in Ohio
"This book is a treasure. I do not know when I have spent such stimulating moments, in recent reading, as those passed with Te6filo Cabestrero and his Conversations. How often, I wonder, does any one have the opportunity to be in the company of so diversified a group of theologians who do not hesitate to profess that they are also believers? Here they share openly and willingly the manner in which their faith informs and is incarnated in their theology." -Agnes Cunningham, past president, Catholic Theological Society
"Faith: Conversations with Contemporary Theologians shows what an informed and perceptive journalist can do to make theology understandable, inviting, and demanding. These records of taped interviews with fifteen European and Latin American theologians serve two major purposes: we are allowed to eavesdrop on well-known theologians in spontaneous theological conversation, and we are introduced to new and stimulating minds in the same way. Used in adult education, Conversations will serve to introduce outstanding theologians, contemporary theological themes, and creative theological controversy. It cannot help but motivate adult learners to probe more deeply into theologies that give priority to the contemporary needs for justice, liberation, and renewal." - D. Campbell Wyckoff, Professor of Christian Education, Princeton Theological Seminary