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Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
Revolution and Counter-Revolution

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  • Part I The Revolution
    • CHAPTER III: Characteristics of This Crisis
      • 4. IT IS DOMINANT
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4. IT IS DOMINANT

            Considered superficially, the events of our days seem a chaotic and inextricable tangle. From many points of view, they are indeed.

            However, one can discern profoundly consistent and vigorous resultants of this conjunction of so many disorderly forces when considering them from the standpoint of the great crisis we are analyzing.

            Indeed, under the impulse of these forces in delirium, the Western nations are being gradually driven toward a state of affairs which is taking the same form in all of them and is diametrically opposed to Christian civilization.

            Thus, this crisis is like a queen whom all the forces of chaos serve as efficient and docile vassals.

 




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