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    Nazareth or Social Chaos

    By OP Fr. Vincent McNabb, Dr. Cicero Bruce and Joseph Kelly

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    Distilling the work of Father Vincent McNabb's years of preaching in London's Hyde Park, this challenging and entertaining book examines urbanized and industrialized life. The arguments claim that urban life has a deleterious effect on nature, community, family, and the spirit and offer a challenge to "flee to the fields," seeking a life not dominated by technology and artificial schedules but by the forces of God and nature. Newly edited and annotated, this edition stands as an important work of English social criticism.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIHS Press
    Release dateMar 15, 2010
    ISBN9781605700281
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