The Dumbness of the Great

Exploring the complexities of historical figures, this book reveals the imperfections of renowned heroes and icons, illustrating their humanity. It delves into the lives and thoughts of influential personalities from Aristotle to Lincoln, highlighting their flaws and misguided decisions. The narrative encompasses various eras, including the ancient world, the Renaissance, and modern philosophy, featuring notable thinkers like Aquinas, Galileo, and Kant. A companion volume further examines the Christian faith, addressing themes like the nature of God and the origins of the Church.