A Mirror of Shalott: Being a Collection of Tales Told at an Unprofessional Symposium

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In a lively discussion, Monsignor asserts that agnosticism is the only rational stance, criticizing common agnostics as dogmatic sectarians who dismiss spiritual experiences as purely material. Father Bianchi reacts strongly, his agitation evident as he rolls his eyes. The setting is the upstairs sala of the presbytery at the Canadian Church of S. Filippo in Rome, a once stark room transformed into a cozy space with rugs, armchairs, and an English fireplace. This excerpt captures a moment of intellectual conflict, highlighting the tension between differing beliefs. The publisher, Forgotten Books, specializes in reproducing rare and classic works, utilizing advanced technology to preserve the original format while addressing any imperfections in the aged copies. Although some flaws may remain, they are intentionally included to maintain the historical integrity of the text.