Lifting the Veil
By William Edgar
(P & R Publishing, 2001)
In this volume, William Edgar seeks to answer the questions: Can God be known? Hasn’t science disproved the Bible? How can a good God allow evil? Aren’t all religions pretty much the same?
Category: Books by the Fellows
If we do not know some purpose for ourselves, we will not be able to fulfill that great Socratic admonition to “know ourselves,” for we cannot know even ourselves by knowing only ourselves.
James V. Schall, S.J., On the Unseriousness of Human Affairs
Beauty by Roger Scruton.
A brief and highly accessible introduction to a timeless topic.
Revelation by Flannery O'Connor, foreword by Louise S. Cowan.
“Revelation” is a very funny—and moving—story and a great introduction to the work of Flannery O’Connor, who is increasingly considered one of the best short story writers of the twentieth century.
