Restoration of the sacred science

Jean Borell is known as a unorthodox theologian, in whose works the influence of Cardinal Henri de Lubaka, one of the largest religious thinkers of the Catholics of the 20th century, and the traditionalist Rena Geon. Genon, according to J. Borell, opened the modern European sacred science (primarily symbolism and cosmology), and also provided a new language at his disposal, through which it is possible to talk about metaphysics with mathematical accuracy.
In the religious history of the West, Gnosis turned out to be moved to the background, due to the faith and the mind turned out to be separated. The universal spiritual crisis of European civilization was the natural consequence of this separation. Overcoming this crisis of J. Borell sees in returning to the gnosis, to its unscrewd opportunities. In this project, the orthodox commitment to Christianity is equally important, and the strict loyalty of the apostolic tradition, and the treatment of the methodological techniques of the restoration of sacred science developed and tested by R. Genon. It is this that is the unorthodox Catholic J. Borell and may be interested in the reader of our days