The Modern Age,Used

The Modern Age,Used

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The Modern Age By James V. Schall At its beginning, every age has been ";modern."; We speak of ";pre"; and ";post"; modern ages. We are likewise tempted to identify what is most uptodate with what is true. But to be uptodate is to be outofdate. If we find what is really true in any age, it will be true in all ages. This proposition is central to this book. Moreover, what is true will appear in different guises, as will what is false. The ";modern age"; had often considered itself relativist, or secular, or skeptical. It strove to divest itself of its theological and metaphysical backgrounds, only to find that the central themes from this tradition recur again and again, most often under political or even scientific forms. This book proposes to ";see"; these classical and revelational roots within their modern forms. But we also find the proposition that what exists is only what we make. We find no ";truth"; but that of

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