What is the secret of John Henry Newman's enduring appeal? It
perhaps lies in the freshness and persuasiveness and brilliance of
his descriptions of Christianity. The word Newman often uses to
describe the process of becoming a Christian is not 'faith' or
'belief' but 'realization'. The moment when 'one opens one's heart
to a truth'. This collection of sermons - the ones Newman himself
thought were his best - is the ideal introduction to one of the
greatest writers in the Christian tradition.
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