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Title: Another masterpiece by Garry Wills
Review: This book is a well-reasoned and compassionately critical history of the Vatican's methods of intellectual self-deceit. It deftly considers the sources of these 'structures of deceit', and their sequelae for the Church as a WHOLE -- not just the hierarchy. Every Catholic should read this book and seriously consider its points.This book also continues Wills' brilliant ongoing elucidation of St. Augustine's thought (which begins in Wills' "Confessions of a Conservative," and comes to full flower in his recent book, "St. Augustine"). Here's hoping Garry Wills continues to bring Augustine of Hippo to contemporary readers.
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