The War and the Churches

In «The War and the Churches,» Joseph McCabe presents a critical examination of the intersection between organized religion and the global conflicts of the early 20th century, particularly World War I. McCabe employs a rigorous analytical approach, intertwining historical narrative with incisive critique to explore how various churches responded to the war. He scrutinizes the moral implications of religious endorsements of nationalism and warfare, effectively situating the text within the broader context of secularization and anti-clerical sentiment that characterized the post-war period. McCabe'Äôs style is both... Dalej