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Foreword Alice Ramos Ramos, Alice
Introduction Francis Cardinal George George, Francis Cardinal
Pt. I Theoretical Foundations: Roots and Ends of Human Freedom
Maritain and Newman: Theology, Intellectual Freedom and Human Transcendence in University Education Brian Hughes Hughes, Brian 1
Causal Entailment, Sufficient Reason, and Freedom Steven Long Long, Steven 13
A Free Culture: Living the Primacy of the For-Itself John Cuddeback Cuddeback, John 47
From Rivulets to the Fountain's Source: Image and Love in Aquinas' Christian Anthropology Heather Erb Erb, Heather 61
Anton Pegis's Thomistic Theory of Man as an Incarnate Spirit Desmond FitzGerald FitzGerald, Desmond 92
Pt. II Freedom: Moral, Social, and Political Considerations
Strauss, Darwinism, and Natural Right Carson Holloway Holloway, Carson 106
Aquinas and the Limits of Political Authority: Natural Lawyer Or Virtue Politician? Gavin Colvert Colvert, Gavin 130
Jacques Maritain and Natural Rights: The Priority of Metaphysics Over Politics David Klassen Klassen, David 162
The Ambiguity of Autonomy Ralph Nelson Nelson, Ralph 176
The Common Good: Why Is It Good? Why Is It Common? James Schall Schall, James 188
Pt. III Church and State: Religious Freedom in the Public Square
Freedom and Satisfaction Romanus Cessario Cessario, Romanus 207
Religious Freedom as Catholic Crisis John Conley Conley, John 226
Dignitatis Humanae and a Catholic Society: The Confessional State as a Perennial Possibility Christopher Cullen Cullen, Christopher 242
Freedom and Tolerance Piotr Jaroszynski Jaroszynski, Piotr 255
Pt. IV The Dignity of Human Life and Freedom
Abortion and IdeologyRaymond Dennehey Dennehey, Raymond 265
Fairness, Freedom, and Responsibility Montague Brown Brown, Montague 284
Index 305
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Anton Demin
reviewed The Human Person and a Culture of Freedom on July 24, 2015 The Human Person and a Culture of Freedom
Rahner's work is always challenging and this book is no exception. I was helped by having read and digested his early works (Hearers of the Word and Spirit in the World), both of which are much influenced by Heidegger's ontology. I don't think this work is all that "introductory", but it is a fascinating overview of theology.
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