Scruton shows just why culture matters in an age without faith, and gives an extended argument, drawing on philosophy, criticism, and anthropology, against the "post-modernist" world-view.By Roger Scruton
(St. Augustine's Press, 2000)
Category: Books by the Fellows
Affliction is the school in which great virtues are acquired, in which great characters are formed.
Hannah More
Devices of the Soul: Battling for Our Selves in an Age of Machines by Steve Talbott.
Digital technology certainly makes us more efficient. But when efficiency is the only goal, we have no way to know whether we’re going in the right or wrong direction.
The Gospel of Wealth by Andrew Carnegie, foreword by Alonzo L. McDonald.
Carnegie’s “Gospel of Wealth” offers his vision for philanthropy, opening a window into a turbulent time and raising questions still worth pondering by people of means and people of faith alike. The Foreword by Alonzo L. McDonald provides a comprehensive historical setting for this influential essay.
