The publication in 2014 of Martin Heidegger’s ‘Black Notebooks’, laced with anti-Semitic passages, caused an outcry. But what the Notebooks reveal is that the philosopher’s most virulent quarrel was not with the Jewish people. It was with the Catholic Church.
16 August 2017, The Tablet
A philosopher's dark secret: Nazism and theology
Nazism and theology
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