Finding Redemption in the Shadow of a Bloody Revolution
One of my favorite books, yet I hadn’t made all the connections you did. Relevant lessons then and now. Thanks for sharing.
One of the first “great books,” I ever read and still an all time favorite too. Glad you enjoyed the post!
Dickens, Dostoevsky, Chesterton, Solzhentsyn and Camus all confront the evil collective lies of tyranny using sincere, believable and often very flawed characters in their story telling.
Funny enough, I'm finishing up a post on Solzhenitsyn on this topic as we speak! haha
"To Quell the Terror" 🔪🩸⚜️🇲🇫
True story of the Carmelite Nuns of Compiègne
🌐⛪🔔 I recommend it, Memory Eternal! 🕯️
I LOVE their story! A courage and grace like few others in history
This was great! Thanks, Sean. One of my favorite books.
One of my favorite books, yet I hadn’t made all the connections you did. Relevant lessons then and now. Thanks for sharing.
One of the first “great books,” I ever read and still an all time favorite too. Glad you enjoyed the post!
Dickens, Dostoevsky, Chesterton, Solzhentsyn and Camus all confront the evil collective lies of tyranny using sincere, believable and often very flawed characters in their story telling.
Funny enough, I'm finishing up a post on Solzhenitsyn on this topic as we speak! haha
"To Quell the Terror" 🔪🩸⚜️🇲🇫
True story of the Carmelite Nuns of Compiègne
🌐⛪🔔 I recommend it, Memory Eternal! 🕯️
I LOVE their story! A courage and grace like few others in history
This was great! Thanks, Sean. One of my favorite books.