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| − | '''''Catholicism in Crisis''''' later shortened to simply '''''Crisis''''' is a journal founded in November 1982 by Catholic layman, political scholar [[Michael Novak]]. It is published by [[Notre Dame]] Press. According to ''[[Time magazine]]'', Novak was inspired by the [[neo-orthodoxy|neo- | + | '''''Catholicism in Crisis''''' later shortened to simply '''''Crisis''''' is a journal founded in November 1982 by Catholic layman, political scholar [[Michael Novak]]. It is published by [[Notre Dame]] Press. According to ''[[Time magazine]]'', Novak was inspired by the [[neo-orthodoxy|neo-orthodox]] theologian [[Reinhold Niebuhr]]'s similarly titled journal ''[[Christianity and Crisis]]''.<ref> [http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,925820,00.html "A Layman's Dissent"], ''[[Time magazine]]'', Monday, Nov. 08, 1982 </ref> |
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Catholicism in Crisis later shortened to simply Crisis is a journal founded in November 1982 by Catholic layman, political scholar Michael Novak. It is published by Notre Dame Press. According to Time magazine, Novak was inspired by the neo-orthodox theologian Reinhold Niebuhr's similarly titled journal Christianity and Crisis.[1]
- ↑ "A Layman's Dissent", Time magazine, Monday, Nov. 08, 1982