Captive Flames Sheed Symbolism and the Christian Imagination

Symbolism and the Christian Imagination is a fascinating exploration of the Christian imagination from the Apostolic age to the high Medieval period

Paperback & E-book: 320pp

But a bump on the head from his garage door brings Brannigan to an encounter with one of the key challenges of the Gospel: love your enemies

Bourke (1907–1998) was an author and professor of philosophy and theology

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Captive Flames Sheed Symbolism and the Christian ImaginationBy Ronald Knox The main theme of the twenty one panegyrics collected in Captive Flames, as Ronald Knox writes in his Dedication to Arnold Lunn, is something which does not alter with our shifting perspectives, does not grow old. The saints do not belong to a period. They are fixed stars, not subject to any law of impermanence. Illustrating this dauntless fixity of the Communion of Saints and their meritorious example to earthly wayfarers are sermons