Essays Radical and Orthodox

Exploring diverse themes, this work delves into Radical Orthodoxy and the interplay between Hebraic and Hellenic traditions. It examines the Second Vatican Council and positions Catholicism as a culmination of Protestantism's various strands. The book also highlights Early Modern English Catholic literature and its evolution through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Additionally, it addresses the Established Church of England, Jacobite influences in British politics, Opus Dei's relationship with the Left, and the Church's historical stances on modern science, HIV in Africa, the Holocaust, and the Inquisitions.