Christianity, Civil Society, and the State: A PROTESTANT RESPONSE

I am delighted to have a chance to respond formally to John Coleman, for I have done so often in my mind and too seldom in person. He is one of the most important Christian thinkers in the area of social thought. Obviously a deeply committed Roman Catholic, he is also one who has taken some pains to...

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1. Verfasser:	MAX L. STACKHOUSE
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Anthropology Applied anthropology Axiology Behavioral sciences Calvinism Catholicism Christianity Civics Civil society Cultural anthropology Cultural customs Ethics Morality Normative ethics Philosophy Political debate Political ideologies Political philosophy Political pluralism Political processes Political science Politics Protestantism Religion Spiritual belief systems Theology Traditions
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Zusammenfassung:	I am delighted to have a chance to respond formally to John Coleman, for I have done so often in my mind and too seldom in person. He is one of the most important Christian thinkers in the area of social thought. Obviously a deeply committed Roman Catholic, he is also one who has taken some pains to study major strands of Protestant thought, just as many Protestants who are committed still to motifs from the Reformation have tried to sympathetically reengage the Roman Catholic tradition since Vatican II. However, I engage his chapter as one who is convinced that