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Entry: The Neocons and Charles Maurras Link: http://www.takimag.com/site/article/leo_strauss_the_neocons_and_charles_maurras#6527 Post contents: Indeed, Maurras' relationship with the Church was one of convenience, at least for the first portion of his life. But he did finally find his way into the Church as a believer, and his last writings illustrate this with great eloquence. Maurras was wont to use extreme comparisons and daring language to make a point; it is only in that sense and in that context that one should view his use of the word "poisonous" in relation to the Magnificat. On other occasions, somewhat like Henry Adams, he expressed admiration for the image of the Blessed Virgin, in her innocence and holiness. I think we should be very careful to take things out of context.... Sent at: 2008 05 16