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Showing posts with label the Enlightenment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the Enlightenment. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
The "Galileo Project"
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
CWR: Revisiting the The Catholic Enlightenment by Dr. Leroy Huizenga
Ulrich L. Lehner's new book on a mostly forgotten and misunderstood era reveals how much the post-Vatican II era resembles the post-Tridentine era.
It’s not just an era of change, but a change of eras. The world is moving fast, and the Church struggles to keep up, with many churchmen questioning whether she ought to try to keep up at all while others readily put their foot on the Barque of Peter’s throttle. Meanwhile, mighty tensions exist between the Pope in Rome and bishops and clergy in their dioceses, and estran...
Ulrich L. Lehner's new book on a mostly forgotten and misunderstood era reveals how much the post-Vatican II era resembles the post-Tridentine era.
It’s not just an era of change, but a change of eras. The world is moving fast, and the Church struggles to keep up, with many churchmen questioning whether she ought to try to keep up at all while others readily put their foot on the Barque of Peter’s throttle. Meanwhile, mighty tensions exist between the Pope in Rome and bishops and clergy in their dioceses, and estran...
Thursday, May 14, 2015
The World Beyond Your Head
The World Beyond Your Head: On Becoming an Individual in an Age of Distraction by Matthew Crawford
His website.
National Review review
Articles at The New Atlantis
Gary Olmstead, Against Kant and Consumerism
Rod Dreher, Is This Man Dr. Evil
Also:
Rod Dreher, Breathing with Benedict
His website.
National Review review
Articles at The New Atlantis
Gary Olmstead, Against Kant and Consumerism
Rod Dreher, Is This Man Dr. Evil
Also:
Rod Dreher, Breathing with Benedict
Labels:
books,
consumerism,
Immanuel Kant,
Matthew Crawford,
Rod Dreher,
the Enlightenment
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