| Description |
203 pages ; 21 cm |
| Contents |
Faith and the empirical method in modern realism -- The illusion of world government -- Why is communism so evil? -- The anomaly of European socialism -- The foreign policy of American conservatism and liberalism -- Ideology and the scientific method -- Democracy, secularism, and Christianity -- The Christian witness in the social and national order -- Augustine's political realism -- Love and law in Protestantism and Catholicism -- Coherencem incoherence, and Christian faith. |
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Christianity and politics.
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