City of God vs City of Man: The Battles of the Chruch from Antiquity to the Present

A spiritual history of culture to unite conservatives and traditionalists. The present crisis in the Church cannot be understood without the complexities of past centuries. In a new historical synthesis, T. S. Flanders offers the faithful a spiritual history of culture which is bound to challenge the views on each side of current debates. By connecting the political, economic, social and above all spiritual and cultural factors in past and present conflicts, Flanders asserts that the solutions to the current crisis become clear. Throughout time, God has raised up the City of God, built by men and angels, against every rebellion of the earthly city. Take up this book, and learn how our fathers took up the cross to conquer for Christ, and you can join this battle for Christendom. “A remarkable historical synthesis. Deep dogmatic and moral theological insights await discovery on every page.” - Edmund Mazza, Ph.D., Author, The Scholastics and the Jews “It deserves a place in ever Catholic home, school, and library.” -Charles A. Coulombe, Author, Vicars of Christ, Puritan’s Empire, Everyman Today Call Rome, Star-Spangled Crown, Desire and Deception, The Pope’s Legion and Blessed Charles of Austria: A Holy Emperor and His Legacy “Not since Saint Augustine’s City of God, has a book come along that so beautifully and inspiringly marries storytelling with philosophy to narrate the ongoing conflict that takes place within the visible and the invisible realms.” - David L Gray President and Publisher of Saint Dominic’s Media, and author of Catholic Catechism on Freemasonry, and The Divine Symphony: An Exordium on the Theology and History of the Catholic Mass “Instantly recognizable as a modern classic.” - L S Predy, Co-Founder of TheByzantineLife.com and The Prayer League of The Holy Innocents and St. Stylianos. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan “An original and ambitious spiritual history of culture.” - Theo Howard, Columnist for Crisis Magazine, the European Conservative and Culture Wars Magazine London, England “Profound, systematic and eminently sourced.” - Kennedy Hall, Author, Terror of Demons: Reclaiming Traditional Catholic Masculinity and Family Be Damned “An essential read for any Catholic who is serious about taking up the duties implied in Confirmation.” - Francis Noel, Sohar, Oman “Bound to change the way we look at the history of our Church.” - Allan Ruhl, Catholic writer at allanruhl.com

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