This work claims, adapting Aristotle, that "man is by his constitution a religious animal." Its author recalls a time sixteen or seventeen years ago when he saw a young queen "glittering like the morning star full of life and
This work claims, adapting Aristotle, that "man is by his constitution a religious animal." Its author recalls a time sixteen or seventeen years ago when he saw a young queen "glittering like the morning star full of life and splendor and joy" before lamenting that chivalry is dead. This book was largely a response to sermons by Richard Price. Thomas Paine's The Rights of Man replied to this book, which praised the Glorious Revolution for being a slight change that preserved tradition, instead of destroying tradition and inviting anarchy as recent events seemed to be doing. For 10 points, name this 1790 political text by Edmund Burke.
This work claims, adapting Aristotle, that "man is by his constitution a religious animal."