Politics of Envy: Statism as Theology Book

	Foreword
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction: The Age of Politics, Continued
I	The Transcendent Questions
1	Virtue versus Freedom: Allies or Antagonists?	3
2	God and the Economy: Is Capitalism Moral?	11
3	Should Christians Be Statists?	19
4	Libertarians and Christians in a Hostile World	25
II	Abortion: The Irreconcilable Conflict
5	The Real Meaning of Choice	39
6	From Pro-Choice to Pro-Coercion	43
7	The Escalating Abortion Wars	47
III	Earth Keeping or Earth Worship?
8	Ecology as Religion: Faith in Place of Fact	53
9	Environmentalism: The Triumph of Politics	75
IV	Republic or Empire: The New Wilsonism
10	Keep the Troops and the Money at Home	91
11	The Pitfalls of Collective Security	107
V	International Debt or Development?
12	The Misdeeds of International Aid	131
13	World Bank: Servant of Governments, Not Peoples	149
VI	The Regulatory State
14	America's Regulatory Dirty Dozen	177
15	Whither Health Care in the Age of Clinton?	195
16	The Pharmaceutical Industry: Problem or Solution?	215
17	National Service: Utopias Revisited	223
18	Real Welfare Reform: An Idea Whose Time Has Come	237
19	War on Drugs or America?	245
VII	Redistribution without End
20	Still Paying for Government	297
21	The Decade of Envy	301
22	Not Theirs to Give	305
23	Tax Fairness, Clinton-Style	309
24	The New Democrats: Spend and Tax, Rather than Tax and Spend	315
25	A Coast-to-Coast Federal Dole	321
26	The Time of the Political Locusts	327
27	The NEA: They Still Don't Get It	331
	Index	335