Catholics and Unbelievers in 18th Century France

The book highlights the efforts of lesser-known Christian critics like Bergier, Freron, and others who valiantly opposed the rise of French secularism during the Enlightenment. Through their intellectual battles, these figures sought to preserve faith and counter the prevailing rationalist ideologies of their time. By bringing attention to their contributions, the author underscores the significance of these critics in the cultural and philosophical landscape of 18th-century France.