The Reflections on Good and Evil represent a unique text, unusual in the context of traditional Christian writing. Each of these reflections invites and challenges us to follow it through to the end, to exhaust it, and to reconsider without prejudice the particularity it presents to us.

It calls us to change our minds not with cheap emotionalism or grandiose empty rhetoric, but with conscious thoughts and prudence. It encourages us to take responsibility for ourselves and consciously decide the next step on the path of God.

(. . .) [Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]