Christopher Dawson, TRADITION AND INHERITANCE
One of Dawson’s little known and little-remembered pieces and one of his best. TRADITION AND INHERITANCE was an attempt to write an autobiography from the standpoint of family rather than individual. A beautiful idea, but it proved too cumbersome for Dawson to finish. Still, what’s here is nothing short of brilliant.
Second Interview with Christopher Dawson 1961
“They’ve got their history wrong. The best fruits came precisely from Christian humanism. When Christianity and humanism touch, the best things emerge.”
“The great Christian humanists, men like St. Thomas More, Vives, Erasmus, Castellion and others, were ever so much more humanitarian than the secular humanists.”
Interviews with Maritain, Gilson, and Dawson
Interesting United Nations book exploring various western religions. Published in 1964.
Interviews with Jacques Maritain, Etienne Gilson, and Christopher Dawson.
Interview with Christopher Dawson, 1961
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My apologies for the poor quality. Yet, this short interview is well worth reading. Naturally. . .
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Video: Guy Fawkes Day/Acton Lecture on Kirk
An immense thanks to Mike Cook and Michael M. Miller at Acton for sponsoring and arranging this book release lecture. I had a wonderful time.
Free Ebook from the University Press of Kentucky
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And, most likely, Russell Kirk would NOT approve. But, I do.
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