George W. Rutler
Auteur van The Cure D'Ars Today: St John Vianney
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Fr. George Rutler, a priest of the New York Archdiocese and longtime Crisis columnist, holds a doctorate in theology from the Angelicum (Rome) and is the author of several bestselling books, including Coincidentally.
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- Rutler, George William
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- 1945-03-25
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New York, New York, USA - Opleiding
- Dartmouth College (AB|1965)
Johns Hopkins University
General Theological Seminary
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- Episcopal priest (1970-79)
Catholic priest ( [1981-]) - Organisaties
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A Crisis of Saintsis a collection of seven essays on various subjects. Rutler being Rutler, most deal in some way with the clash between faith and modern secular culture. Some are better than others, so it's probably best suited for those familiar with the author's other works.
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Fr. Rutler sees the past thirty years as a moral cold war between Christians and those for whom personal behavior is of lesser concern than one s good intentions. He explains how relativism and its consequent dictatorship of feeling spun civilization on its head by denying the relevance and the very existence of God. Indeed, it seeped into the remotest corners of society and, over time, led our entire culture into a full-on rebellion against our Creator.
The good news is that Fr. Rutler believes we can emerge from the rubble of civilization, but first there must be a battle between those who are inspired by God and those who are haunted by Him. This deadly winter which has already begun descending will be followed by the peace and joy of spring, but only if we turn our hearts to the Lamb of God.… (meer)