...Karen Melvin John O’Malley’s Trent: What Happened at the Council offers English-speaking audiences the first concise and scholarly history of the council that did much to shape the modern Catholic Church. O’Malley’s narrative of the Council of Trent (1545–47, 1551–1552, 1562–1563) masterfully...

... the moment of the Counter-­Reformation. It is fun- damentally a Catholic project that deals with the theologico-political­ chal- lenges first confronted by the Council of Trent. I am not a Catholic. Postsecularism presupposes Protestant secularism, since the early boundary 2 40:1 (2013) DOI...

... psychiatry (A, 158–80). His digres- sion touches on themes that he would have treated in the projected sec- ond and third volumes. The appearance of the sexual body of the child in the eighteenth century has a prehistory that dates back to the Council of Trent, the interpretation of the Sixth Commandment...

... of them, and there is reason for concern about the fate of social science over the past twenty-five years. What has been lost becomes clear only if we revisit the path taken. The World We Have Lost The three decades following the Second World War constituted des trentes glorieuses...

... the notion of original sin. I then show up, with The Theo- logical Metaphors of Marx, and I follow Marx’s suggestion. I am then in a solid initial position to situate theological discourse. I may then ask Saint Augustine, or the Council of Trent, or contemporary theologians, ‘‘Are you really allowed...