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Open-mindedness is often celebrated in our modern world-yet the habit of open-mindedness remains under-defined, and may leave Christians with many questions. Is open-mindedness a virtue? What is the value of intellectual diversity, and how should Christians regard it? Is it a threat or an asset to the church and its tradition? Drawing on sources ancient and modern-from Aristotle to Augustine, Aquinas, and Wittgenstein-this book explores these questions from the perspectives of philosophy and the Christian faith.