Post by Eric Gajewski on Nov 15, 2017 18:18:07 GMT
TRADCATKNIGHT: Fr. Denis Fahey on the Social Kingship of Christ
This is an extract from The Kingship of Christ (1931), a book by the Irish priest Fr Denis Fahey.
It shows the same themes as Fahey's other work. He thought highly of mediaeval Christendom, but believed that civilisation had declined with the Reformation and the French Revolution. He saw modern constitutional governance as inconsistent with the transcendent order established by God. He had a dualistic view of the world, which he saw in terms of a great battle between "naturalism" and "supernaturalism", waged between Freemasonry and Christianity, and ultimately between Satan and God.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2017/11/fr-denis-fahey-on-social-kingship-of.html
This is an extract from The Kingship of Christ (1931), a book by the Irish priest Fr Denis Fahey.
It shows the same themes as Fahey's other work. He thought highly of mediaeval Christendom, but believed that civilisation had declined with the Reformation and the French Revolution. He saw modern constitutional governance as inconsistent with the transcendent order established by God. He had a dualistic view of the world, which he saw in terms of a great battle between "naturalism" and "supernaturalism", waged between Freemasonry and Christianity, and ultimately between Satan and God.
tradcatknight.blogspot.com/2017/11/fr-denis-fahey-on-social-kingship-of.html