George Parkin Grant was a Canadian philosopher, professor, and political commentator whose writings offer a profound meditation on the great books and thinkers of Western Civilization. He is recognized as one of Canada's most original minds, engaging deeply with themes of Canadian nationalism, political conservatism, the impact of technology, and Christian faith. Grant's intellectual approach, influenced by both ancient and modern philosophers, delved into a neo-Hegelian idealist tradition that significantly shaped Canadian scholarship and political discourse. His work is characterized by its rigorous confrontation with foundational ideas and its unique contribution to understanding the modern condition.
The biography delves into Theodore Roosevelt's faith and character, exploring how these elements influenced his life and significant accomplishments. It provides an insightful look at the personal beliefs that shaped his leadership and legacy, offering a comprehensive understanding of his impact on American history.
Fulton Anderson's character faces intense criticism from Cochrane, who believes that Canadian university philosophy departments have lost their way and abandoned their core mission. This reflects a broader disillusionment with academia and the challenges of maintaining philosophical integrity in modern education. The narrative delves into themes of intellectual responsibility and the evolving role of philosophy in society.
Featuring a diverse array of topics, this collection showcases the prolific writings of Grant, covering everything from Canadian politics to ancient philosophy. It serves as a comprehensive introduction to his work, enabling readers to explore the full spectrum of his intellectual pursuits in a single volume.
A Short Biography of Planned Parenthood's Founder, Margaret Sanger
Exploring the complexities of feminism, this book delves into the life and legacy of a prominent figure often regarded as its patron saint. It critically examines her contributions, challenges, and the controversies surrounding her influence on the movement. Through a mix of historical analysis and personal anecdotes, the narrative reveals the contradictions in her beliefs and actions, prompting readers to reconsider the foundations of modern feminism and the figures who shape its discourse.
Understanding the Historic Struggle Between Islam and Western Civilization
Middle East expert George Grant delves into the beliefs and motivations of Islamic followers, addressing the complexities surrounding the September 11 attacks. He seeks to clarify misconceptions and provides insights into the potential for peace in the region. Through a well-reasoned and accessible approach, the book tackles pressing questions that many believers grapple with, aiming to foster understanding and dialogue.
The story follows Dan and Bea, a seemingly typical middle-class couple, who grapple with the unsettling feeling that their lives lack direction. As they embark on a series of humorous cultural, emotional, and spiritual escapades, they confront their internal struggles and the societal expectations surrounding them. Their journey reveals the contrast between external appearances and internal realities, offering a comedic yet poignant exploration of the search for meaning in everyday life.
Landscape format. Explores the past and present of British countryside and towns from a different perspective. Illustrated throughout with beautiful color photographs.
A History of the Pro-life Movement from the First Century to the Present
