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  • The Revitalization of Thomistic Thought in the Modern Era
    Casey Davidson
    The intellectual landscape of the late modern era is defined by a paradox of unprecedented technological mastery coupled with profound conceptual fragmentation. Never before has humanity possessed such precise empirical tools to measure, manipulate, and map the physical fabric of reality, yet rarely has there been so little consensus regarding what reality ultimately is, how hu...
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  • Leo XIII and the Modern Neo-Scholastic Revival
    Casey Davidson
    This book demonstrates that the Neo-Scholastic revival inaugurated by Leo XIII was one of the most ambitious intellectual rescue operations in modern history. By refusing to surrender the modern mind to secularism or to abandon reason in the name of piety, Leo XIII forged a path that insisted upon the absolute harmony of faith and reason, science and metaphysics, nature and gra...
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  • The Crisis of Catholicism in the 19th Century
    Casey Davidson
    When the nineteenth century dawned, the Roman Catholic Church stood amid the smoking ruins of its ancient institutional reality. The traumatic upheaval of the French Revolution had shattered the long-standing alliance of throne and altar that had anchored European Christendom for over a millennium. Ecclesiastical lands had been confiscated, monastic orders dissolved, ancient un...
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  • Leo XIII and the Renewal of Catholic Thought
    Casey Davidson
    The nineteenth century opened upon a world that seemed determined to forget its own soul. The French Revolution had shattered the political and cultural architecture of Christendom; the Enlightenment had enthroned a rationalism suspicious of revelation; liberalism had recast society around the autonomous individual; and industrialization had transformed the rhythms of life with...
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  • Diplomacy, International Relations, and the Papal States Under Pope Leo XIII
    Casey Davidson
    The year 1870 stands as one of the most consequential ruptures in the long history of the Catholic Church. When the armies of the Kingdom of Italy entered Rome and completed the unification of the peninsula, the Papal States-those territories that had for centuries provided the Roman Pontiff with temporal sovereignty-ceased to exist. The pope who had reigned over a tangible pol...
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  • The Catholic Church Facing Liberalism
    Casey Davidson
    This book seeks to explore the Syllabus of Errors in its historical, theological, and contemporary dimensions. It aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the document, situating it within the broader context of the Church’s confrontation with liberalism. It will examine the intellectual roots of liberalism, the political movements that sought to reshape European society, an...
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  • Modern Heresies and the Church’s Response
    Casey Davidson
    The history of the Church is, in many ways, the history of heresies. From the earliest centuries, when the Apostles contended with distortions of the Gospel, to the medieval period with its complex theological disputes, the Church has continually found herself defending the deposit of faith against misunderstandings, reductions, and outright contradictions. Yet the modern age p...
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  • The Great Heresies and the Church’s Victories
    Casey Davidson
    From the first moments of her existence, the Catholic Church has understood herself not as a passive custodian of abstract doctrines but as a living organism engaged in a perpetual struggle for the integrity of the truth entrusted to her by Christ. The Apostles did not preach a set of philosophical opinions, nor did they offer the world a malleable religious sentiment capable o...
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  • The Catholic Social Teaching
    Casey Davidson
    From the closing years of the nineteenth century to the threshold of the twenty‑first, the Catholic Church has spoken with a steady and authoritative voice on the great social questions that have shaped the modern world. This body of teaching-rooted in Scripture, the Fathers, the scholastic tradition, and the perennial magisterium-has come to be known as Catholic Social Doctrin...
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  • Pope Pius XI and the Doctrine of Christ’s Kingship
    Casey Davidson
    The doctrine of the Kingship of Christ stands at the very heart of the Catholic faith, not as an ornament of piety or a poetic metaphor, but as a concrete and objective truth about the identity of Jesus Christ and His sovereign rights over all creation. From the earliest centuries of the Church, Christians professed that Christ is King: King of hearts and souls, King of the Chu...
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  • Sovereignty and the State
    Casey Davidson
    The modern world is haunted by a paradox it refuses to acknowledge. On the one hand, the contemporary state claims a form of sovereignty more absolute than any medieval monarch ever imagined. It regulates education, defines the limits of economic life, polices speech, oversees the family, and increasingly asserts jurisdiction over the most intimate dimensions of human existence...
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    17,75 €