| Preface by Ralph McInerny |
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| Introduction |
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by Fulvio Di Blasi, Joshua Hochschild, & Jeffrey Langan |
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| 1. GOD, NIETZSCHE AND CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY |
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| 2. ENDS, ACTS, AND GOD: PRESERVING KANTIANISM FROM CONSEQUENTIALISM |
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| 3. ETHICS ON ONE WING |
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| 4. PUBLIC DISCOURSE WITHOUT GOD? MORAL DISPOSITION IN DEMOCRATIC DELIBERATION |
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| BOOK DISCUSSION: JOHN RIST'S REAL ETHICS |
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5. THE NEED FOR THE INTELLECT IN MORAL REALISM |
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6. THE UPWARD JOURNEY OF THE SOUL |
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7. ASSESSING AND STRENGTHENING THE METAPHYSICS BEHIND THE ETHICS |
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8. THE CHOICES OF THE MEDIA ELITE AND THE MORAL VISION OF SOCIETY |
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9. A RESPONSE TO COMMENTATORS |
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| BOOK DISCUSSION: RUSSELL HITTINGER'S THE FIRST GRACE |
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10. GRACE OR NATURE FIRST? |
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11. RELIGIOUS FREEDOM, STATE NEUTRALITY, AND DIVINE AUTHOIRTY |
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12. NATURAL LAW ARGUMENT IN A POST-CHRISTIAN WORLD (OR, WHY CATHOLIC MORALISTS NEED THE AGRARIANS, AND VICE VERSA) |
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13. NATURAL LAW WITHOUT GOD? |
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14. A RESPONSE TO COMMENTATORS |
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