L'illusion libérale

About this book

In a period marked by the rise of modern liberalism, "L'illusion libérale" by Louis Veuillot confronts the tensions between traditional Catholic values and contemporary ideologies. This philosophical treatise scrutinizes the pitfalls of liberal interpretations of faith, arguing against the dilution of core beliefs. Veuillot articulates the dangers of prioritizing individual autonomy over communal moral obligations, emphasizing the need for a steadfast adherence to doctrine. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work invites readers to critically engage with the complexities of faith in a changing world. With its profound insights into the conflict between belief and modernity, "L'illusion libérale" remains a vital exploration of religious conviction in an increasingly secular society.