The Popes Against Modern Errors

The Popes Against Modern Errors is an invaluable resource for anyone wanting to understand the 160-year battle against the social, political, and religious errors that arose out of the French Revolution in 1789. To this day, many of these errors have become the common beliefs accepted by the public without question. In this publication, direct from original sources, one finds a wealth of papal teaching on these topics that spans centuries and reveals the breadth and depth of this fight against days gone by into modern times. This is an essential guide for those who wish to study social philosophy and theology. With it, researchers will find an authoritative source of papal warnings identifying modern errors that had been echoed down through history and still continue to plague society today. Professional theologians and teachers may also benefit greatly from this comprehensive overview of Catholic thought against erroneous ideologies which contain numerous standards and convincing argu