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ERNEST L. FORTIN: COLLECTED ESSAYS Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents FOREWORD - THE PROPAEDEUTIC THEOLOGY OF ERNEST L. FORTIN ABOUT THIS VOLUME ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I - THE EARLY CHURCH AND THE WISDOM OF THE GREEKS

1 - THE REBIRTH OF PATRISTIC STUDIES

WHO ARE THE CHURCH FATHERS? THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE FATHERS THE CAUSES OF THE PATRISTIC RENEWAL FACES OF RENEWAL NOTES

2 - THE CHURCH FATHERS AND THE TRANSMISSION OF THE CHRISTIAN MESSAGE

I II III IV NOTES

3 - THE NATURE OF THE CHRISTIAN MESSAGE

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4 - THE “RHETORIC” OF THE CHURCH FATHERS

ASSESSMENTS OF PATRISTIC LITERATURE PAGAN RESISTANCE PATRISTIC RESPONSES SOCRATIC RHETORIC SOCRATIC RHETORIC AND PATRISTIC LITERATURE NOTES

5 - SAINT AUGUSTINE AND THE NEOPLATONIC DOCTRINE OF THE SOUL: LETTER 137.11

I II III IV NOTES

6 - THE CITY OF GOD

THE CRITIQUE OF PAGAN THOUGHT THE TWO CITIES AUGUSTINE’S MORAL IDEAL THE PROBLEM OF POLITICAL AUGUSTINIANISM BIBLIOGRAPHY NOTES

II - PHILOSOPHICAL CULTURE IN THE MIDDLE AGES

7 - TRANSLATIO STUDII

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8 - THOMAS AQUINAS AS A POLITICAL THINKER

THE RECOVERY OF ARISTOTLE’S POLITICS AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE THOMAS’ GENERAL MODE OF PROCEDURE: THE DEVIATIONS FROM ARISTOTLE MODERN THOMISM AND POLITICS NOTES

9 - DANTE AND AVERROISM

EVIDENCE OF AVERROISM? THE CASE OF STATIUS CONDITIONAL CONCLUSIONS NOTES

III - BIBLICAL FAITH AND MODERN PHILOSOPHY

10 - THE NEW MORAL THEOLOGY: GENESIS AND PRESENT STATE

PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS THE DEVELOPMENT OF MORAL THEOLOGY ASSESSING THE “OLD” MORAL THEOLOGY PROFILE OF THE NEW MORAL THEOLOGY INFLUENCES ON THE NEW MORAL THEOLOGY ASSESSING THE NEW MORAL THEOLOGY NOTES

11 - CHRISTIANITY AND THE ENLIGHTENMENT: A FOREWORD

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12 - THE ENLIGHTENMENT AND THE CHURCH: THE CHANGING CONFIGURATIONS

ELLIS’ “AMERICAN CATHOLICS” KOMONCHAK’S “CONSTRUCTION OF ROMAN CATHOLICISM” GLEASON’S CONTENDING WITH MODERNITY CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS NOTES

13 - A TOCQUEVILLIAN PERSPECTIVE ON RELIGION AND THE AMERICAN REGIME

THE SECULAR ROOTS OF MODERN LIBERALISM CHRISTIANITY AND THE POLITICAL ORDER RELIGION AND THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC ETHOS LIBERAL DEMOCRACY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE NOTES

14 - HUMANAE VITAE’S SILVER JUBILEE: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LATER

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15 - MEN OF LETTERS: THE LITTLE-KNOWN CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN LEO STRAUSS AND ERIC VOEGELIN

LITTLE MYSTERIES SUBSTANTIVE DIFFERENCES VOEGELIN’S VESTIGIAL MODERNITY CONCLUSION NOTES

IV - CATHOLIC EDUCATION: ITS PAST AND ITS FUTURE

16 - WHY I AM NOT A THOMIST

THOMISM IN THE FORTIES AND FIFTIES THE ORIGINS AND NATURE OF MODERN THOMISM THE DEMISE OF NEO-THOMISM THOMISM TODAY NOTES

17 - PHILOSOPHY AND DEMOCRATIC EDUCATION

PHILOSOPHY AND THE FEW DEMOCRATIZING PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY IN CATHOLIC EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AS HANDMAID NOTES

18 - THE NEW CATHOLIC COLLEGE

THE COLLEGE IN CRISIS VATICAN II AND THE EMERGING COLLEGE TYPES OF CATHOLIC COLLEGES POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND THE NEW CATHOLIC COLLEGE NOTES

19 - AN ACADEMIC APPROACH TO THE TEACHING OF THEOLOGY

“OBJECTIVE” THEOLOGY HOW TO TEACH THEOLOGY NOTES

20 - MORAL VALUES

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V - ECUMENICAL DIALOGUE

21 - THE ANGUISH OF UNITY: A ROMAN CATHOLIC PERSPECTIVE

THE POPULARITY OF ECUMENISM THE CRISIS OF ECUMENISM THE HIDDEN DIMENSION OF ECUMENISM NOTES

22 - THE ECUMENICAL VENTURE

THE NEGATIVE SIDE THE POSITIVE SIDE ECUMENISM AS UNITY ECUMENISM AS MISSION CONCLUSION NOTES

23 - HOLINESS OF THE CHURCH AND MINISTERIAL HOLINESS

THE HOLINESS OF THE CHURCH MINISTERIAL HOLINESS CONCLUSION NOTES

24 - CHRISTIAN MISSION AND SPIRITUALITY: ROMAN CATHOLICS AND METHODISTS IN DIALOGUE

THE DIALOGUE IN CONTEXT STAGES OF DIALOGUE BIBLICAL HOLINESS HOLINESS AND THE MODERN WORLD NOTES

25 - ECUMENISM—WHERE DO WE Go FROM HERE?

VULGAR ECUMENISM AND INDIFFERENTISM GENUINE ECUMENISM THE ROLE OF THE THEOLOGIAN CONCLUSION NOTES

VI - SELECTED RESPONSES AND REMARKS

26 - PUBLIC THEOLOGY: A RESPONSE TO MAX STACKHOUSE

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27 - RELIGIOUS CONSCIOUSNESS: A RESPONSE TO ROBERT BELLAH

THE CRISIS OF THE PRESENT AGE MYTH AND SCIENCE THE RICHER LIFE METHODOLOGY NOTES

28 - THE ENLIGHTENMENT AND FREEDOM: CRITICAL REMARKS ON ERNEST VAN DEN HAAG’S “THE DESOLATION OF REALITY”

DISMISSING THE ENLIGHTENMENT LIBERTY AND EQUALITY THE STATE OF NATURE AND THE SOCIAL CONTRACT HUMAN FREEDOM AND SCIENTIFIC DETERMINISM RELIGION AS THE SOLUTION NOTES

29 - RELIGION AND THE AMERICAN REGIME

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30 - COMMENT ON HUGHES REGARDING THE STRAUSS-VOEGELIN CORRESPONDENCE

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31 - ARISTOTLE AND THE SOCIOBIOLOGISTS: AN OLD CONTROVERSY REVIVED

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VII - SELECTED REVIEWS

Jean Bethke Elshtain, Augustine and the Limits of Politics. Notre Dame, Indiana: University of Notre Dame Press, 1995, 147 pp. Harry A. Wolfson, The Philosophy of the Church Fathers. Volume I: Faith, Trinity, Incarnation. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1956, 665 pp. Jaroslav Pelikan, The Christian Tradition: A History of the Development of Doctrine 1: The Emergence of the Catholic Tradition (100—600). Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 1971, 417 pp. H.Y. Jung, The Crisis of Political Understanding: A Phenomenological Perspective in the Conduct of Political Inquiry. Pittsburgh: Duquesne University Press, 1979, 283 pp. Arthur Stephen McGrade, The Political Thought of William of Ockham: Personal and Institutional Principles. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1974, 281 pp. David Hollenbach, Justice, Peace and Human Rights: American Catholic Social Ethics in a Pluralistic World. New York: Crossroad, 1988, 260 pp.

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VIII - FACETIÆ FORTINIANÆ: THE WIT OF ERNEST FORTIN

PEP RALLIES

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EPILOGUE - AN INTELLECTUAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE PUBLISHED WORK OF ERNEST FORTIN INDEX ABOUT THE EDITOR ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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