Part I. Liberal societies and the memory of God. "Keeping the world awake to God" : Benedict XVI in America
Cultural implications of religions in public life : recuperating the deeper questions
The dramatic nature of life : liberal societies and the foundations of human dignity
Truth, freedom, and relativism in Western democracies : Pope Benedict XVI's contributions to Without roots
Civil community inside the liberal state : truth, freedom, and human dignity
Charity, justice, and the church's activity in the world : a reflection on Deus caritas est
Does the free market produce free persons?
Market liberalism and an economic culture of gift and gratitude
The significance of world and culture for moral theology : veritatis splendor and the nature of the body
The embodied person as gift and the cultural task in America
Part II. Thinking and acting in a technological age. George Grant and modernity's technological ontology
Liturgy and the integrity of cosmic order : the theology of Alexander Schmemann
Living and thinking reality in its integrity : originary experience, God, and the task of education
Religion and secularity in a culture of abstraction : on the integrity of space, time, matter, and motion
Modernity and the nature of a distinction : Balthasar's ontology of generosity
The given as gift : creation and disciplinary abstraction in science
The anthropological vision of caritas in veritate in light of economic and cultural life in the United States.
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Ordering love : liberal societies and the memory of God by David L. Schindler. ISBN 9780802864307. Published by W.B. Eerdmans Pub. Co. in 2011. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
