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100 1 $aAmery, Carl,$d1922-2005.
240 10 $aKapitulation; oder, Deutscher Katholizismus heute.$lEnglish
245 10 $aCapitulation:$ban analysis of contemporary Catholicism$c[by] Carl Amery; translated [from the German] by Edward Quinn, with a foreword by Professor J.M. Cameron and an epilogue by Heinrich Böll.
260 $aLondon,$aMelbourne,$bSheed & Ward,$c1967.
300 $axxiii, 231 pages$c18 cm
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490 1 $aSheed & Ward stagbooks
500 $aTranslation of Die Kapitulation; oder, Deutscher Katholizismus heute.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
520 $aPowerful, but powerless. Equipped with all the panoply of clerical 'influence', and yet hamstrung by an almost total 'capitulation' to the values of its milieu. For the author, this is the paradox of German Catholicism. The charge is serious, but he makes it stick. The notorious capitulation of German Catholicism to Hitler in 1933 is not to be shrugged off with superficial excuses ("the bishops were weak"): it was the inevitable response to German Catholicism as it had evolved historically to the particular circumstances. More alarmingly, nothing has changed. The next capitulation won't be so obvious or melodramatic, but it will be just as devastating--'the capitulation of healthy human understanding to national pique'. This is a German analysis of German Catholicism, but its method and its questions are of general applicatoin. English-speaking Catholicism may not have German Catholicism's 'position of influence'; but has it avoided capitulation to its milieu?
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