Ever Ancient, Ever New: Ruminations On The City, The Soul, And The Church (Ernes L. Fortin: Colected Essays, 4)
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Ever Ancient, Ever New: Ruminations On The City, The Soul, And The Church (Ernes L. Fortin: Colected Essays, 4)

by Ernest Fortin

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A thoughtful collection of essays examining the connections between the city, the soul, and the Church through philosophical and theological reflection.

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Ever Ancient, Ever New presents a series of reflections on the interplay between urban life, spiritual development, and ecclesiastical tradition.

The essays examine how classical thought and Christian theology continue to shape contemporary understandings of community and belief.

Readers are invited to consider the timeless questions that arise at the intersection of philosophy, faith, and civic responsibility.

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