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Introduction
1. Biblical Foundations of the Modern University
2. Science: The Truth of Universities
3. Art: Signatured Truth
4. Religion: Truth of Presence
5. "I Am the Truth"
6. Academic Dogma and Catholic Freedom
7. Fallible Church and Infallible Academy or Infallible Church and Fallible Academy
8. A Thought Experiment: A Holocaust University
9. Ex Corde Ecclesiae
10. Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi
11. A Contrarian University
12. Practical/Praxis Postscript Notes Index
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Mark Fincher
reviewed The Idea of a Catholic University on April 10, 2011
The Idea of a Catholic University
This book seemed out-dated and overly militaristic in tone about Catholic homeschooling. I err on the side of conservative Catholic homeschooler, but the author's tone went way over the top. I finally put the book down (on our library's donation shelf) after she said public school children were not loved as much as homeschooled children. I really cannot picture how or why I would recommend this book to anyone else.
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