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Books that changed the world
Gulliver’s Travels is one of
the greatest satirical works
ever written.
Through the misadventures of
Lemuel Gulliver, Swift exposes
many of the follies of the
English Enlightenment, from its
worship of science to its neglect
of traditional philosophy and
theology.
Priceless reading for today’s
defenders of tradition.
9781586173951 453 pages
This magnificent collection
is essential for poetry lovers
for those who respond to the
beauty of the written word in
the service of spiritual truth.
All of the great ones are here:
Hildegard of Bingen, Francis
of Assisi, Dante, Chaucer, Teresa
of Avila, John of the Cross, John
Donne, Browning, Dickenson,
Newman, Chesterton
and T. S. Eliot.
9781586170783 293 pages
Written in the sixth century,
The Consolation of Philosophy
was one of the most popular
and influential works of the
Middle Ages.
Boethius explores the true
end of life, knowledge of God,
through a conversation with
Lady Philosophy. Part prose,
part poetry, the work combines
Greek philosophy and Christian
Faith to formulate answers to
some of life’s most difficult and
enduring questions.
9781586174378 304 pages
What does it mean to say
that we in the West live in a
secular age?
Taylor takes up the question
of what this means: of what
happens when a society in
which it is virtually impossible
not to believe in God, becomes
one in which faith, even for the
staunchest believer, is only one
human possibility among others.
978-0674026766 Hardcover
896 pages
Publisher: The Belknap Press of
Harvard University Press; 1st edition
A sea adventure, a study of
evil and a cast of fascinating
characters, including the crazed
captain who is obsessed with
hunting down the whale that
maimed him — Moby-Dick is all
of this and more.
Based on the author’s
experiences as a sailor, Herman
Melville’s probing look into the
human heart has been read
and analysed from every angle,
including the most absurd.
9781586174163 727 pages
John Henry Newman was
a Roman Catholic Priest
and Cardinal, a convert
from Anglicanism.
He was a major figure in the
Oxford Movement to bring the
Church of England back to
its Catholic roots. His studies
in history persuaded him to
become a Roman Catholic.
This work details the reasons
for his conversion.
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