Published in 1931, Christopher Hollis' Erasmus retains a unique distinction. In this book alone can the general reader encounter the true measure of Erasmus' chronic insincerity. Especially significant is proper information on that score at a time when Erasmus' thought is being promoted as an especially insightful depository of guidelines for Church reform. To counter this dubious trend Hollis' Erasmus should prove very effective. Hollis uses the facts and documents relating to Erasmus' personality, life, and works as a dossier of indictment against him.

By Christopher Hollis  •  Introduction by Fr. Stanley L. Jaki

ISBN 978-0-9641150-9-5  •  xxiii + 323 pages  •  softcover