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Social Science, Christian Ethics and Democratic Politics:
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Todd David Whitmore
John Paul II, Michael Novak, and the Differences Between Them
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Unnamed sources have claimed that Michael Novak is "credited with considerable input" into John Paul II's encyclical, Centesimus annus, such that the former's thought "is said to be reflected in" the document. However, while John Paul II affirms economic rights, Novak rejects them. In addition, the Pope critiques the gap between rich and poor and the consumerism that drives it; Novak finds them to be morally irrelevant. Following Catholic teaching before him, John Paul places restrictions on the accumulation of private property for one's own use, while Novak identifies no such limits. Finally, while the Pope rejects the affirmation of any one system as a form of "ideology," Novak argues, "We are all capitalists now, even the Pope." Such dramatic differences suggest that the claim that Novak has influenced John Paul's thought is unfounded and that the former's position may even be one of dissent.
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The Dream Of A Common Language:
Towards A Normative Theory of Justice In Christian Ethics
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Preface
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James B. Nelson, Wilson Yates
Human Sexuality: Selected Bibliography
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Ethics in Post-Mao China
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Employment Discrimination:
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The Eschatological Horizon of New Testament Social Thought
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Impartiality, Racism, and Sexism
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Contributors
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William K. Tabb
The Social, Political, and Ethical Meaning of the "Reagan Revolution"
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Personhood, Covenant, and Abortion
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Justice, Economics, and the Uncomfortable Kingdom:
Reflections on Matthew 20:1-16
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The Bible and Christian Ethics:
Human Sexuality
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Sexuality and Concupiscence in Augustine
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On Teaching Christian Sexual Ethics
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Sexual Theology
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Theology and Ethics of Men's Liberation
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Divorce as an Occasion of Moral Reconstruction
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Christian Ethics and the Congregation's Social Ministry
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