Comparative Studies in Society and History · 1995 · 67 citations · 21 references
HumanitiesHistoryReligious StudiesMythologyRoman HistorySocial HistoryAncient CivilizationsReligious ExperienceMiracle Cults
Caritas has become not just an obsession but indeed emblematic of the profound crisis of the times in which we live. In such times, marked by social and political upheaval and by shortages of all kinds, prophets and quacks arise to heal everything, the coming end of the world gets a precise date, and every day a miracle or two happens. People crushed by hardship and without hope can hardly wait to believe in these things. The Caritas phenomenon is such a miracle.
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