1994 July-August
Letter to the Editor: July-August 1994
Reverence Can Be in the Eye of the Beholder... Mother Teresa Online... Give Manning a Chance... Fight, Don't Quit... Faith-Destroyers in Church...
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A Trialogue With C.S. Lewis, Martin Luther & Thomas Aquinas
Lewis sees two visitors: One is a fat Dominican friar apparently in a fit of absent-minded abstraction. The other is a black-robed Augustinian monk, a little less fat...
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America: A Christian Country?
As a human being and a Jew, I frequently feel real fear living in a post-Christian country. A Christian country? Barely, and not for long, unless we do something about it.
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On Russell Kirk, Happy at Home
He was a defender of the integrity of the domus against the invading values of the polis and the marketplace. He was a defender of the particular against the universal.
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On Divorce
When do we think of marriage as a hugely important good, to be nourished and sustained with all possible conviction, energy, passion?
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Back to the Sixties?
Why is it so difficult for Christians to comprehend that God's Word stands in judgment equally over both change-for-change's-sake and fustiness?
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Does It Take an Immigrant to Explain It to the Natives?
The special appeal of Scott's pilgrimage and witness is that he discovered Catholicism by reading not Aquinas or Chesterton but the Bible.
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Briefly: July-August 1994
Reviews of Solzhenitsyn and the Modern World... An Introduction to Moral Theology... George Grant: A Biography... ...
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- Karl Keating
