A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

I was with a group of people who said as I spoke, “Why aren’t you a Catholic?” I couldn’t think of one reason. I was beat. I became a Catholic at once, because I knew that was the divine work. I had converted myself by working at the whole question. I didn’t have any point of view, any problems. I had no difficulties. I’ve never had any difficulties. By the way, faith is not a matter of concepts, it’s precepts, a matter of immediate reality.
“Genius or Whimsy? Some McLuhanisms,” in Sunday Post of Canada, May 13 (1979), LAC of page
Year: 1979
Compiled by William Kuhns
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