BRY, CARL CHRISTIAN

BRY, CARL CHRISTIAN. – This was the pseudonym of the writer Carlo Decke, born in Stralsund on 12 April 1892, died in Davos on 9 February 1926.

Of his works, the best known are: Des Buches Werdegang und Schicksal (“The History and Destiny of the Book,” 1924); and Verhappte Religionen (“Veiled Religions,” 1925). In these works, rich in ingenious paradoxes, he combats all the pseudo-doctrines concerning human well-being, insisting upon the need for a deeper understanding of the Catholic religion.

BIBL.: J. Ranft, s. V. in LThK, II, col. 599.
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“BRY, CARL CHRISTIAN.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. III (1949), p. 119. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/bry-carl-christian.