Few, if any, Catholic philosophers are as prolific as the American professor, Peter Kreeft. Over the course of his 85 years, 57 as a professor of philosophy at Boston College, Dr. Kreeft has written scores of books on philosophical, moral, and theological themes. He has the rare gift (if not unique among his peers) of explaining difficult philosophical concepts for non-professionals, but in such a way that does not diminish their profundity. Most importantly, Prof. Kreeft brings a consistent, orthodox Catholic perspective to philosophical issues, consistently showing how faith and reason contribute to an abundant moral, spiritual and intellectual Catholic life. His wildly popular courses at Boston College, especially on the work of C.S. Lewis, are consistently over-subscribed.