Liberty, Equality, Fraternity novel on its ability to present

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To the End of the World captures the tumult of the French Revolution and the terrible question it set before men of God—whether they truly believed in the words of their Savior: “Behold I am with you all days

By Josef Weiger

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but also identifies the hitherto auxiliary contributions of authors like Katherine Tynan

Liberty, Equality, Fraternity novel on its ability to presentBy Fulton J. Sheen Liberty, equality, fraternity: slogan of the French Revolution and, in the words of R. H. Tawney, motto of a new world. In that new world three major systems bristle, each selecting its cornerstone from that motto. Liberalism, with its economic partner of capitalism, takes liberty; communism, equality; and Christianity, fraternity. The paradox of human affairs is that only Christianity, with its bonds of fraternal charity, makes