Bare ruined choirs doubt, prophecy, and radical religion
When first published in the years following the end of the Second Vatican Council, Wills shows the disarray of the Catholic Church as a model of institutional breakdown, tracing parallel agonies in church and state. The demise of liberalism, the rise of radicalism, the hardening of reaction-the same story unfolds in its sacred and its secular versions.
"When first published in the years following the end of the Second Vatican Council, Wills shows the disarray of the Catholic Church as a model of institutional breakdown, tracing parallel agonies in church and state. The demise of liberalism, the rise of radicalism, the hardening of reaction-the same story unfolds in its sacred and its secular versions."@en
""The Catholic Church is in disarray. A crisis of authority followed on the false optimism of the Second Vatican Council, just as it did on the empty hopes of President Kennedy's 'Camelot.' In Bare Rusined Choirs, Mr. Wills takes the confusion of the Church as a model of institutional breakdown, not only in religion but in the state."--Page 4 of cover."@en
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