Wow. A very cool post on C.S. Lewis and democracy. An excerpt:
And in a letter to Dan Tucker of the Chicago American dated December 8, 1959, he has biting words on democracy, in general.
"A hundred years ago we all thought that Democracy was it. Neither you nor I probably think so now. It neither allows the ordinary man to control legislation nor qualifies him to do so. The real questions are imaginary issues. And this is all the easier because democracy always in the end destroys education."
A nod to J.C. Nice catch!
And in a letter to Dan Tucker of the Chicago American dated December 8, 1959, he has biting words on democracy, in general.
"A hundred years ago we all thought that Democracy was it. Neither you nor I probably think so now. It neither allows the ordinary man to control legislation nor qualifies him to do so. The real questions are imaginary issues. And this is all the easier because democracy always in the end destroys education."
A nod to J.C. Nice catch!
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