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Like its published companions in the History of Philosophy series (Medieval Philosophy and Modern Philosophy)
celebrating—in the words of Monsignor Knox—“one of the most successful men who ever lived
Parts Two and Three reflect on the union between Jesus and the Christian faithful
It is the business of theology to study that revelation
Morals and Man set Like its published companions inBy Gerald Vann, O. P. Man is born free, Rousseau famously observed, and everywhere he is in chains. For modern man, these chains are often forged not by ignorance, but by information. As Gerald Vann, O. P., describes: With so much to occupy the surface of the mind and imagination, so much work and so much play, it is possible to pass ones whole life without really thinking at all For those who shirk this possibility and seek to know the meaning of
