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Institutions: Current challenges and prospects in Christian perspective
I almost never willingly engage in debates about highly charged and politicized issues. A combination of my academic humanities training, aversion to conflict, and lack of specialist knowledge in policy and social sciences have given me a t...
Where the World Rings True - post #3
Wikimedia Commons, early 20th c. image exemplary of the deepening industrial revolution
How did modernity lose contact with reality—such that a young Lewis had to find his way back to it—and then years later, in The Abolition of Man and ot...
Where the World Rings True - post #2
This will be hasty and ramshackle - but I want to keep my promise to blog regularly toward Where the World Rings True here.
I think it’s fair to say that Lewis’s spiritual pilgrimage back to God had a lot to do with philosophical questions...
Where the World Rings True
Dawn of Morning, Lake George, Jasper Francis Cropsey (1823-1900, of the Hudson River School) | 1868, Albany Institute of History & Art
“Where the World Rings True.”
What do you guys think of that, as a book title?
I’ve been dilly-dallyi...
Catholic social teaching in a nutshell
Portrait of Pope Leo XIII by Philip de László, 1900; Wikimedia Commons
With the current pope having taken the papal name Leo XIV in honor of the nineteenth-century progenitor of Catholic Social Teaching, and having just released an encycli...
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Dr. Chris R Armstrong is senior fellow of Anselm House at UMN. A historian, speaker, and academic entrepreneur, Chris studies the long tradition known as Christian humanism. His next book is Fully Human: A Brief History of Pro-Flourishing Faith.
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