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"Mere Christianity," by C. S. Lewis.

Mere Christianity is one of the best known works of C. S. Lewis, for in it he speaks of some keys to the faith with which Christians of different denominations can identify.

Juan Luis Lorda

Kant and the Catholics

Immanuel Kant is the modern philosopher who has thought about and discussed the most topics, and for this reason he has had an immense echo of reactive stimulus, sometimes positive, in Catholic thought, from Balmes to Blondel, Marechal or John Paul II.

Juan Luis Lorda

Some frequent biblical elements in iconography

Altar friezes, liturgical textiles or secondary scenes in many paintings are some of the places where we find various figures with a biblical origin. Their purpose is always to focus the viewer's gaze on Christ and to be aware of the continuity of the history of Salvation.

Maria Jose Atienza

From crisis to renaissance: the Church in the Netherlands from the 1960s to the present day.

Last article in the series on the history of the Church in Holland, which had to endure hard trials after the Protestant Reformation, rose admirably in the second half of the 19th century and is reborn with hope today.

Omnes Editorial Staff

The Essence of Christianity, by Romano Guardini

On December 15, 2017, the cause for the beatification of Romano Guardini was introduced, almost 50 years after his death.

Juan Luis Lorda

In praise of Christian humanism

Juan Luis Lorda was honored at the School of Theology of the University of Navarra on his 70th birthday. In his lecture, the professor made a tour of the "wonderful intellectual heritage" of Christians.

Juan Luis Lorda