Straight to the Source Henri de Lubac, SJ, was one of the most influential and prolific Catholic theologians of the twentieth century. Robin Darling Young (“An Imagined Unity,” September 14) catches some of the richness and the magnanimity of the man, but on the whole, her article tends more toward indictment than approbation. Her contention is that de Lubac “sought a ref (...)
Letters
Henri de Lubac, Catholics & politics, etc.
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I think there may be a typo in the Letters section. The word "deflects" appears but I think "debunks" is the correct verb. And FWIW, I've found that resorting to the "p" word is the last refuge of the elite when on the defensive.