PHILOSOPHIES AT WAR
by Fulton J. Sheen
Charles Scribner’s Sons, NY, 1943
Available to read online here
What strikes this reader of Fulton Sheen’s 1943 book, Philosophies at War, is its agreement with B.A. Santamaria’s Philosophies in Collision, which had its origins in a paper B.A. gave in 1973. (This paper is now available again in The Best of News Weekly.) Both men are writing of the times in which they live and diagnosing the ailments that are besetting their societies, in t…
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