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Christopher McCaffery is on page 80 of 220 of The Perspective of Love: Natural Law in a New Mode
R.J. is a doll. This book is getting a bit dry though...
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The Perspective of Love: Natural Law in a New Mode

Christopher McCaffery
Christopher McCaffery is on page 78 of 168 of City Life
Delightful and confusing.
Sep 09, 2015 01:32PM Add a comment
City Life

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Christopher McCaffery is on page 73 of 219 of Heart of the World
“‘Father!’ cries the Heart in its vertiginous plunge, ‘into your hands—which I do not feel, which opened to let me fall, which will catch me at the bottom of the abyss—into your hands I entrust my Spirit. Into your hands I breath out my Spirit. My Holy Spirit.’
The Heart became Spirit, and from the travails of the Spirit the new world was born.”
Aug 21, 2015 12:26PM Add a comment
Heart of the World

Christopher McCaffery
Christopher McCaffery is on page 60 of 220 of The Perspective of Love: Natural Law in a New Mode
“Universal and objective moral systems treating the world as generic facticity, even those beginning from ‘creation’ without explicitly Christocentric and Trinitarian foundations, adhere to the mythos perpetrated on the Church by Enlightenment Liberalism. Turning to nature as a static, a-historical given denies the dynamics of Christian history and uses the Egyptian spoils to build the golden calf.”
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The Perspective of Love: Natural Law in a New Mode

Christopher McCaffery
Christopher McCaffery is on page 157 of 308 of A Brief Catechesis on Nature and Grace
“One day, chatting with his friend Janouch, Kafka said: 'What, then, is sin? We know the word, but we have lost the feeling for it and the real understanding of it. And that, perhaps, is damnation, dereliction, the absurd.' If sin is not sin, then who will set us free from it? And what meaning can be given to the revelation of Mercy?”
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A Brief Catechesis on Nature and Grace

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