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This frank and lively autobiography of a man who ultimately left the Catholic church to become a philosophy professor at Oxford, sheds light on the rigors of seminary life, the rigid Latin teaching at the Gregorian University, and the Spartan pleasures of the English College in Rome. An in-depth account of a personal love affair with Catholicism, the book tackles some of the most important moral questions of our day.
This autobiography investigates the intellectual and spiritual transition of a man who departs from the Catholic priesthood to pursue a career in secular philosophy. Anthony Kenny, a distinguished philosopher and former priest, utilizes his personal history to examine the tensions between institutional religious dogma and individual moral inquiry. He presents a framework that balances the rigors of his early theological training with the eventual shift toward academic rationalism.
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Critics and readers frequently note the clarity and intellectual honesty of Kenny's prose. Scholars often highlight this work as a significant contribution to the literature of religious departure and the intersection of faith and academic philosophy.
Page Count:
208
Publication Date:
1986-07-24
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192830503
ISBN-13:
9780192830500
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