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The Swerve: Modernity & The Creation Of Contemporary Life
Just as contemporary historians and philosophers are finally beginning to ride astride the findings of Catholic theologians on distinguishing variable modes of the Enlightenment (Hans Urs von Balthasar, John Courtney Murray, Henri De Lubac and Gertrud Himmelfarb) all come to … Continue reading
Posted in Antiquity, Hans Urs von Balthasar, John Paul II, Philosophy, Shakespeare, Theology
Tagged 14th Century, Augustine, austerity, Cicero, Gerturd Himmelfarb, Hans Urs von Balthasar, hedonism, Henri De Lubac, Henry VIII, John Courtney Murray, John Fisher, Levant, Lucretius, Poggio Bracciolini, Positivism, Quintillian, Reformers, relativity, Steven Greenblatt, Tertullian, Thomas More, Vitruvius
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Spinoza, Kant, Solomon Maimon & Jewish Secularization In 18th Century Europe
‘The Road to Modernity’ by Gertrud Himmelfarb, the wife of Irving Kristol and mother of Fox News contributor and founder/editor of Washington’s ‘The Weekly Standard’ William Kristol is the most significant public contribution to any understanding of the European Enlightenment … Continue reading
Posted in Antiquity, Conservatism, John Paul II, Philosophy, Politics, Pope Benedict XVI, Uncategorized
Tagged 18th Century Enlightenment, Benedict XVI, Catholic, Guardini, Hans Urs von Balthasar, Henri De Lubac, Himmelfarb, Irving Kristol, Jewish Intellectuals, Jews, Kant, Modernity, Pope John Paul II, Ratzinger, Road To Modernity, Second Vatican Council, Secular, Secularization, Solomon Maimon, Spinoza, William Kristol, Yves Congar
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A True Catholic Humanist: Gilbert Murray & The Imploding West
Gilbert Murray is not often thought of being Roman Catholic, I remain unsure of his personal affections regarding the sources of contemporary Catholicism; he remained throughout his life a very deep public man of Britain, throughly engaged in the issues … Continue reading
Posted in Alex Tocqueville, Arnold Toynbee, Conservatism, Education, Eric Voegelin, Ethics, Hans Urs von Balthasar, International Relations, Islam, John Paul II, Middle East Peace, Morality, Near East, Perils Of Specialization, Politics, Raymond Aron, Satan/Evil, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged Calvinism, Catholic Church Independence, Determinism, Edmund Burke, Enlightenment, Gilbert Murray, Hans Urs von Balthasar, Henri De Lubac, Kissenger, Lincoln, Matthew Arnold, Protestant Reformation, Raymond Aron, Satanism, Victorian Ethos
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