Religion and Public Doctrine in Modern England

Focusing on the significance of Christianity in shaping modern English thought, Cowling presents a critical analysis of influential figures such as Toynbee, T. S. Eliot, and Churchill. He emphasizes the interconnectedness of religion with political, philosophical, and literary ideas among the English intelligentsia. The book argues for a cohesive understanding of how religious themes permeate various aspects of intellectual discourse, positioning literature as a key tool for religious influence. This self-contained volume enriches the discourse on the intellectual history of modern England.