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Sigmund Freud’s Christian Unconscious, by Paul C. Vitz (Guilford, 287 pp., $19.95)

‘Of making many books there is no end,” Ecclesiastes tells us; but not many are as well made as Paul Vitz’s new book on Freud. It is, in fact, a great book, enormously but unpretentiously learned, immensely judicious, and concerned with issues of the utmost importance.

About the Author

M.D. Aeschliman

M.D. Aeschliman is professor emeritus of education at Boston University and author of The Restoration of Man: C. S. Lewis and the Continuing Case Against Scientism (3rd English-language ed., Seattle: Discovery Institute, 2019 and French-language rev. ed., Paris: Pierre Téqui, 2020).

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Sigmund Freud’s Christian Unconscious, by Paul C. Vitz (Guilford, 287 pp., $19.95)

‘Of making many books there is no end,” Ecclesiastes tells us; but not many are as well made as Paul Vitz’s new book on Freud. It is, in fact, a great book, enormously but unpretentiously learned, immensely judicious, and concerned with issues of the utmost importance.

About the Author

M.D. Aeschliman

M.D. Aeschliman is professor emeritus of education at Boston University and author of The Restoration of Man: C. S. Lewis and the Continuing Case Against Scientism (3rd English-language ed., Seattle: Discovery Institute, 2019 and French-language rev. ed., Paris: Pierre Téqui, 2020).