This book--a collection of untimely essays by notables such as Arthur Penty--starts from the conviction that the world is above all in need of a unifying principle, for lack of which civilization is rapidly disintegrating, It urges that the discovery of this must involve the restoration in new forms of the medieval ideal of Christendom, and it finds implicit in the Catholic Faith the elements of a distinctive Christian sociology.
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This book--a collection of untimely essays by notables such as Arthur Penty--starts from the conviction that the world is above all in need of a unifying principle, for lack of which civilization is rapidly disintegrating, It urges that the discovery of this must involve the restoration in new forms of the medieval ideal of Christendom, and it finds implicit in the Catholic Faith the elements of a distinctive Christian sociology.
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