Christianity and civil society Catholic and neo-Calvinist perspectives
Christianity and Civil Society responds to the crisis of American democracy as perceived by such diverse thinkers as Christopher Lasch, Michael Sandel, Mary Ann Glendon, and Robert Putnam. Despite their philosophical differences, these thinkers highlight a common theme: a decline in the institutions...
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Lanham, MD :
Lexington Books
cop. 2008
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Social pluralism and subsidiarity in Catholic social doctrine / Russell Hittinger
- Subsidiary state: society, the state and the principle of subsidiary in Catholic social thought / Kenneth L. Grasso
- Civil society and the state: a new-Calvinist perspective / Jonathan Chaplin
- Pluralist philosophy of Herman Dooyeweerd / James W. Skillen
- Resources for a new public in philosophy: the individual, civil society, and the state in Catholic social though / Jeanne Heffernan Schindler
- Christian democracy in America? / Timothy Sherratt
- Why should Washington, DC, listen to Rome and Geneva about public policy for civil society / Stanley W. Carlson-Thies.
