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which sees good in suffering as such
The Christ combines addresses originally published in the volumes Manifestations of Christ (1934) and The Fullness of Christ (1935)
First published in French in 1958 and translated into English in 1960
“run the risk of having none at all
Composed in the course of Saint Thomas More’s imprisonment in the Tower of London
Recent Philosophy, Volume 1 Bacchelli which sees good in sufferingBy tienne Gilson, Thomas Langan, and Armand Maurer, C. S. B. Philosophy contends with the ultimate questions the human mind can ask. In Recent Philosophy, tienne Gilson, Thomas Langan, and Armand Maurer, C. S. B., present the approaches and answers to those questions by the foremost philosophers of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Like its published companions in the History of Philosophy series (Medieval Philosophy and Modern
