Edward Jeremy Miller studied at Louvain under distinguished Newman scholar Jan Hendrik Walgrave and has written on Newman for over forty years. His recent book, It's About Eternal Life After All, is meant for laity and explains key Catholic doctrines and practices.
Over the years, John Henry Newman’s famous book on the nature of a university, referred to simply as Idea, has invited observations from many writers, as indeed it did even during his lifetime. This essay identifies and locates in it those well-phrased remarks he makes, some of which having acquired wide familiarity.
