A free society reader : principles for the new millennium
Confronting the challenges of freedom that has pervaded the world at the turn of the millennium has been for many different reasons, a struggle for people across the world. This reader offers thoughts and insights on freedom's challenge.
Morale sociale applicata Morale politica - Diritti umani - Diritti civili
xix, 414 p. ; 23 cm
9780739101445, 0739101447
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Chapter 1 Introduction by Michael Novak Part 2 Preliminaries: John Paul II on Liberty Chapter 3 Centesimus Annus: The Architecture of Freedom Chapter 4 Behind Centesimus Annus Chapter 5 The Liberalism of John Paul II Chapter 6 The Philosophy of John Paul II Part 7 Economics and the Free Society Chapter 8 The Temple in the Polis: Faith Is Not Ideology Chapter 9 The Monk and the Market: What Does a Priest Need Economics For? Chapter 10 Property and Creativity Chapter 11 Christian Economics 101 Chapter 12 How Christianity Changed Political Economy Chapter 13 The Love That Moves the Sun Part 14 Democracy and the Free Society Chapter 15 Christianity and Democracy (Part I) Chapter 16 Christianity and Democracy (Part II) Chapter 17 The Church Embraces Democracy Chapter 18 A New Order of Religious Freedom Chapter 19 Catholicism and Democracy: Parsing the Other Twentieth-Century Revolution Chapter 20 The Trouble with Toleration Chapter 21 The Catholic Moment Chapter 22 The Pope and the Liberal State Part 23 Culture and the Free Society Chapter 24 John Paul II and the Priority of Culture Chapter 25 Modern Individualism Chapter 26 The Liberal Paradox: Must Religion Have an Answer? Chapter 27 True and False Tolerance Chapter 28 Law and Liberty in Veritatis Splendor Chapter 29 Against the Adversary Culture Chapter 30 Truth and Liberty: The Present Crisis in Our Culture Part 31 Documentation Chapter 32 Federalist Papers Chapter 33 Democracy in America Chapter 34 Centesimus Annus Chapter 35 What Freedom Is: Homily in Orioles Park at Camden Yards Chapter 36 John Paul II on the American Experiment Chapter 37 Letter to the National Prayer Breakfast