70 Year Magazine Archive

From the Academy

by Russell Kirk

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In the earlier volumes of A Study of History, Mr. Arnold Toynbee assumed that a society’s religion grows of its culture. But in his later volumes, Mr. Toynbee has altered his premise: culture, he now recognizes, arises out of religion. This point is the most important one that anyone can make concerning the life of the mind. Religious belief is the source of all order, intellectual and social.

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