Aims to expose the underlying confusion in most Western political and moral discourse. The book explains how what we call the 'Original Tradition' in Western thought has been replaced by a variety of alternative theories which are usually in unrecognized conflict with one another.
Set against the backdrop of WWII and its aftermath, the narrative explores the complexities of an English Catholic family's marriage and personal struggles. It delves into the enduring conflict between Original Sin, inherited through generations, and the transformative power of Grace offered through the Church's sacraments, blending insight and humor throughout the family's journey.
Exploring the intricate connections between nature, history, and spirituality, these poems weave together metaphors that reflect on contemporary events, both public and personal. The interplay between time and Eternity serves as a central theme, inviting readers to consider deeper philosophical questions within the fabric of everyday life.