God Speaks Science for this seemingly ordinary French

for this seemingly ordinary French woman

Delany (1874–1935) was among the most prominent American converts from Episcopalianism to the Roman Catholic Church of his time

Aided by fresh insights from the fields of comparative religion and depth psychology

Paperback: 260pp

prepared shortly before Georges Bernanos’s death and published in English in 1955

God Speaks Science for this seemingly ordinary FrenchBy Charles Pguy God the Fathers lengthy speeches, delivered in ordinary, unassuming language, are unmistakable evidence of the genius of Charles Pguy. Such was the well informed account of Julian Green, co translator of the two volumes of prose and poetryBasic Verities and Saints and Sinnersfrom which God Speaks derives. For these speeches show courage, and genius is a form of intellectual courage, the courage it takes to allow inspiration to carry