Edgar Morin, a militant philosopher for a reform of thought that confronts complexities, and Tariq Ramadan, a militant thinker and theologian for a radical reform of the Islamic tradition, discuss their differences and the need for a revitalized humanism. A book-manifesto, against withdrawal into oneself, an exhortation to openness and dialogue.

TARIQ RAMADAN has been described as one of the most influential Muslim theologians in the world today. His works are the subject of passionate analysis and debate. It was only natural that a theologian of the caliber of Gregory Baum should be interested in it. In the religion-secularism dialogue that is underway in the West, his work comes at the right...