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- Author: Gene Edward Veith
- Publisher: Concordia Publishing House
- ISBN-10: 0570046033
- ISBN-13: 9780570046035
- Format: 15.2 x 22.7 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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This book clearly defines fascism as a complex core of ideas that
- exalts the nation-state or race
- disregards the individual and the individual's rights
- employs thought control and strict regimentation
- disregards moral objectivity.
Dr. Veith shows how fascism is shaping society, unwittingly as well as knowingly. He carefully clarifies fascism's relation to other ideas that also mold our thinking. Most important, he skillfully and convincingly combines historical narrative, cultural criticism, and theological analysis, offering guidance and hope for those jostled and shaken by ideological crosscurrents.
The author also exposes the fallacy in the criticism that belief in theological dogma inhibits an open-ended search for knowledge and truth. He convincingly demonstrates that Christian theology provides a useful framework for acquiring and for integrating knowledge and doesn't stifle the pursuit of truth. Dr. Veith exposes, explains, and counsels without dogmatically prescribing responses.
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- Author: Gene Edward Veith
- Publisher: Concordia Publishing House
- ISBN-10: 0570046033
- ISBN-13: 9780570046035
- Format: 15.2 x 22.7 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
This book clearly defines fascism as a complex core of ideas that
- exalts the nation-state or race
- disregards the individual and the individual's rights
- employs thought control and strict regimentation
- disregards moral objectivity.
Dr. Veith shows how fascism is shaping society, unwittingly as well as knowingly. He carefully clarifies fascism's relation to other ideas that also mold our thinking. Most important, he skillfully and convincingly combines historical narrative, cultural criticism, and theological analysis, offering guidance and hope for those jostled and shaken by ideological crosscurrents.
The author also exposes the fallacy in the criticism that belief in theological dogma inhibits an open-ended search for knowledge and truth. He convincingly demonstrates that Christian theology provides a useful framework for acquiring and for integrating knowledge and doesn't stifle the pursuit of truth. Dr. Veith exposes, explains, and counsels without dogmatically prescribing responses.
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