#bookspin Christianity and Liberalism
#doublespin The Wolf Hunt
#bookspinbingo #blackout #august
TheAromaofBooks Yay!! Fabulous month!!! 2mo
#bookspin Christianity and Liberalism
#doublespin The Wolf Hunt
#bookspinbingo #blackout #august
pickMy husband and I have been listening to this book on audio for what feels like forever but have really finished the bulk of it on our roadtrip. It‘s little like 2 books - the first two thirds a historical and sometimes philosophical ref election on the development of liberalism - this part I would give 5 out of 5 to. The latter third is a reflection on the threads to liberalism with a real focus on growing nationalism. This section is also ⬇️
panPersonal opinion: Buckley is upset that Yale didn‘t live up to his expectations. Not enough Christianity, too many agnostics and atheists on faculty; too much emphasis on collectivism and the general welfare, too little praise in individualism; too much emphasis on academic freedom, not enough on making faculty teach the values he believes in. He would have been much happier if he‘d transferred to Georgetown or a seminary, in my humble opinion.
Some women govern their husbands without degrading themselves, because intellect will always govern.
Before reason comes equality; without equality, reason will never hold sway, because only the chosen ones will hear the truth of it.
pickI‘ll give this a pick but with caveats. This book covers the timely subject of how information is gained, vetted, and knowledge established in society. It has lots of important “food for thought,” however, I was disappointed by the author‘s discussion of the concept that words are not violence, they don‘t hurt you, other than perhaps your feelings (and people need to toughen up.) In my opinion, he fails to properly address ⬇️
