Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Can the Seamless Garment be Sewn? The Future of Pro-Life Progressivism

www.stthomas.edu
Pro-Life Progressivism and the Fourth Option in American Public Life
Thomas C. Berg.

Prophetic Politics: A New Option
Reverand Jim Wallis

Panel: Prospectives on Pro-Life Progressivism

The Consistent Life Ethic: A Look Around, A Look Ahead
John L. Carr

The Consistent Life Ethic
Sidney Callahan

Unraveling the "Seamless Garment"
Susan Frelich Appleton

Another Social Justice Tradition: Catholic Conservatives
Kevin E. Schmiesing

The Consistent Ethic of Life: A Proposal for Improving its Legislative Grasp
Helen M. Alvare'

Sacred Monkeys and Seamless Garments: Catholics and Political Engagement
John P. O'Callaghan

Can the Seamless Garment be Sewn? The Future of Pro-Life Progressivism
Kevin Doyle

The Coherence and Importance of Pro-Life Progressivism
Mark A. Sargent

American Catholics and the Structure of Life Attitudes
Ted G. Jelen

Faith and Values in the Public Arena: An American Catholic in Public Life
James L. Oberstar, M.C.

No comments: