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Conscience & conversion in NewmanWalter E. Conn

Conscience & conversion in Newman

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During and since the Second Vatican Council both liberal and conservative Catholics have claimed Newman as their own. But his life and work resist any easy labeling. Conscience & Conversion reveals wihtin Newman's many facers a singleness of self, a self driven through a series of far reaching conversions by the creative force of a dynamic, unifying conscience. It analyzes the complexities of Newman's famous move from oxford of Romane, his ecclesial conversion from the Anglican Church to the Roman Church, and suggests a new Interpretion of this move in terms of a distinction between negative…

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  • Other · English · 2010
    Marquette University Press · 158 pages · 9780874627770
ConscienceSelfConversionCatholic convertsCatholic ChurchNewman, john henry, 1801-1890Catholics, england