As I Have Pointed Out, It Is

It Is The Religious Impulse Which Supplies The Cohesive Force Which Unifies A Society And A Culture... A Society Which Has Lost Its Religion Becomes Sooner Or Later A Society Which Has Lost Its Culture.

It Is Impossible For Us To Understand The Church If We Regard Her As Subject To The Limitations Of Human Culture. For She Is Essentially A Supernatural Organism Which Transcends Human Cultures And Transforms Them To Her Own Ends.

The Intercourse Between The Mediterranean And The North Or Between The Atlantic And Central Europe Was Never Purely Economic Or Political; It Also Meant The Exchange Of Knowledge And Ideas And The Influence Of Social Institutions And Artistic And Literary Forms

The Modern Dilemma Is Essentially A Spiritual One, And Every One Of Its Main Aspects, Moral, Political And Scientific, Brings Us Back To The Need Of A Religious Solution.

This Freedom Of Political Discussion On The Highest Level Is Something Which Western Civilization Has In Common With That Of Classical Antiquity, But With No Other