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The Everlasting Man Objects/Places
Greece
Greece was one the West's greatest civilizations in antiquity. It produced art and philosophy which retains its value to this day.
Rome
Rome was the apex of Pagan civilization. It rose to prominence after fending off the Carthaginians in the sometimes desperate Punic wars.
Carthage
Carthage was a city in northern Africa which prospered largely on account of its highly efficient and hard-working culture. It was destroyed during the Punic Wars with Rome.
The Catholic Church
The Catholic Church is, according to Chesterton, the living messenger of Christ's Gospel.
Confucianism
Confucianism is the belief-system based on the teachings of Confucius, a Chinese philosopher. It teaches one how to live one's daily life, often with a focus more on etiquette than morality.
Buddhism
Buddhism is an Oriental belief-system based on the teachings of Buddha. According to its doctrines, one achieves happiness—or rather, a kind of blissful oblivion—by eradicating desires.
Islam
Islam is a religion founded by the Prophet Mohammad....
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