The Historic Reality of Christian Culture: A Way to the Renewal of Human Life

accept achievement activity America ancient aspect become beginning believe Catholic century Chris Christendom Christian culture Church civilization classical common completely course create direct divine doubt East Empire essentially Europe European existence experience expression fact faith forces forms freedom hand higher hope human idea ideal ideology importance individual influence institutions involves kind less liberal literature living longer lost man's material mean medieval mind modern moral movement nature never Nevertheless objective organization origins pagan Papacy particular past period philosophy political possess possible present principle problem question reality reform regarded relation religion religious remains representative Roman sacred secular sense separate social society spiritual stand standards theological thing thought tian tion totalitarian tradition true understand unity universal values West Western culture whole