Characteristics Political, Philosophical, And Religious

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The collection features essays and speeches by Henry Edward Manning, an English cardinal, addressing politics, philosophy, and religion. Divided into three sections, it explores the state's role, church-state relations, and social reform in the political realm; the nature of knowledge, reason versus faith, and the problem of evil in philosophy; and the nature of God, prayer's significance, and the church's societal role in religion. Manning's deep faith and commitment to social justice offer a glimpse into the intellectual and spiritual landscape of the late 19th-century Catholic Church.