Titlebook: Secularism and its Opponents from Augustine to Solzhenitsyn; Emmet Kennedy Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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Locke: Toleration, Infallibility, and the Secular Statesual parliamentary politics and economic individualism. Against a Stuart Catholic Restoration, he spoke out for religious toleration. These ideas were exported to the American colonies, where they enjoyed wide circulation and approbation. They are, moreover, in some way the root of our present cult

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Marx: “The Christian State,” “The Jewish Question,” and “Species-Being”row Russian czarism and enthrone Soviet communism in its place. Marxism became by far the most important belief system since Christianity. As an ideology, it eventually engulfed over a quarter of the globe. Its relationship to Judaism was complex. Marx was against all religion. He was also intereste

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Dostoyevsky and European Secularismary Petrashevsky circle, convinced that Russia’s true identity lay with the peasants he had grown to understand and love in exile, rather than with the westernizing Russian intellectuals. Russia, he thought, should realize its own greatness rather than follow Europe’s. This meant embracing Russian O

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Solzhenitsyn, Communism, and the Westshed the Red Army against the enemies of the nascent Bolshevik state. Aleksandr’s father, Isaac, who died in a hunting accident six months before Aleksandr’s birth, was a modest landowner, while his mother came from a very wealthy land-owning family. In 1919 the infant’s maternal grandparents were f

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Machiavelli, Religion, and Politicsthrough books (the ten books of Livy) as from the Borgia and the Medici. Did his Renaissance perspective lead him to spurn the whole history of the Catholic Church, or did he hold it in peculiar respect—for its primitive holiness as well as its secular savvy?