In 'Faith and Uncertainty', John Habgood takes the question of faith as a starting point for the exploration of a wide variety of topics - from science to the common good, from education to the media and to modern moral dilemas.

As a former scientist himself, John Habgood shows how science and theology can learn from each other. He shows why evoltuion should not be regarded as the enemy of faith. In the sphere of politics and social issues, he explores a variety of themes, including Japanese industrial success, the establishment of the Church of England and the issue of European union. Throughout he tackles important and pressing questions about the very nature of a free soceiety and the kind of moral under-girding which such a society needs.