“A Twice-Told Tale”: The Wars of Religion as Girardian Myth

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Introduction: Peace and Homo Viator
The Role and Dignity of the Christian Soldier
The End of Sovereignty: An Essay in Christian Postliberalism
“A Twice-Told Tale”: The Wars of Religion as Girardian Myth
Making Peace through the Blood of His Cross
Blessed is He Who Comes in the Name of the Lord: Jews and the Parousia of Jesus
Bound in Freedom: Odysseus at the Mast as Archetype of the Homo Viator
Homo Viator, Puer in Patria: On Ferdinand Ulrich’s Philosophical Anthropology of Childhood
The Indissoluble Nexus of Nature, Body, and Person: 50 Years after Humanae Vitae
Teleology and Transcendence: The Thought of Robert Spaemann
What Makes Persons Persons?
A Keyhole for Unbelievers? The Public Character of Cultus and the Broadcasting of the Mass on TV
The Many Homes of Anna Karenina
The Closing of Stores of Sunday: The Church’s Social Doctrine Says Yes