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Title: A Crisis in Culture
Publisher: EWTN Publishing, Inc.
Publication Date: 2020
Language: English
ISBN 10: 1682781151
ISBN 13: 9781682781159
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Good

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In this timely and penetrating book, Fr. George Rutler shows how the West's decades-long cultural assault against Christianity is finally reaching its inevitable conclusion: the self-destruction of our culture and society.

Fr. Rutler sees the past thirty years as a moral cold war between Christians and those for whom personal behavior is of lesser concern than one s good intentions. He explains how relativism and its consequent dictatorship of feeling spun civilization on its head by denying the relevance and the very existence of God. Indeed, it seeped into the remotest corners of society and, over time, led our entire culture into a full-on rebellion against our Creator.

The good news is that Fr. Rutler believes we can emerge from the rubble of civilization, but first there must be a battle between those who are inspired by God and those who are haunted by Him. This deadly winter which has already begun descending will be followed by the peace and joy of spring, but only if we turn our hearts to the Lamb of God.

In these fascinating pages, you'll also learn:

Why the Catholic Faith is the only means by which civilization can be restored
Why the twentieth century saw more martyrs than all previous Christian centuries combined
What happens when we let the government, rather than the Church, become our Mother
Why, after so much slow disintegration, we are still waiting for true renewal in the Church

About the Author

Fr. George W. Rutler is a parish priest in Manhattan who is known internationally for his programs on EWTN, including Christ in the City and The Parables of Christ. He is the author of thirty-two books, and he holds degrees from Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, Rome, and Oxford.

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