Conscience and Its Enemies: Confronting the Dogmas of Our Age (American Ideals and Institutions)

American Ideals and Institutions Series\nTitle Page\nDedication\nContents\nForeword to the Paperback Edition\n	by Mary Ann Glendon\nIntroduction\nPart I: Fundamentals\n	1 Common Principles, Common Foes\n	2 The Limits of Constitutional Limits\n	3 Private Acts, Public Interests\n	4 Liberalism, Liberation, and the Liberal Arts\n	5 Judicial Despotism\n		Lessons from the “Great Emancipator”\n	6 Some Hard Questions about Affirmative Action\n	7 Immigration and American Exceptionalism\nPart II: Morality and the Public Square\n	8 Natural Law, God, and Human Dignity\n	9 Why Moral Truths Matter\n	10 Two Concepts of Liberty … and Conscience\n	11 Religious Liberty\n		A Fundamental Human Right\n	12 What Marriage Is—and What It Isn’t\n	13 The Myth of a “Grand Bargain” on Marriage\n	14 Is Polyamory Next?\n	15 Transgenderism, “Marriage Equality,” and Liberalism’s Tragic Error\n	16 God and Gettysburg\nPart III: Life and Death\n	17 Conscience and Its Enemies\n	18 When Life Begins\n	19 Embryo Ethics\n		What Science Tells Us, What Justice Demands of Us\n	20 The Personal and the Political\n		Some Liberal Fallacies\n	21 A Right to Life Denied or a Right to Die Honored?\n	22 The “Relics of Barbarism,” Then and Now\nPart IV: Good Guys and … Not-So-Good Guys\n	23 Harry Blackmun\n		Improbable Liberal Icon\n	24 Andrew Sullivan\n		A Walking Contradiction\n	25 Bernard Nathanson\n		A Life Transformed by Truth\n	26 He Threw It All Away\n		On the Greatness of Richard John Neuhaus\n	27 A Practical Philosopher in Every Way\n		G. E. M. Anscombe\n	28 The Achievement of John Finnis\n	29 Elizabeth Fox-Genovese A Life Well Lived\n	30 Eugene Genovese\n		Truth Teller\n	31 The Irreplaceable Amy Kass\n	32 Antonin Scalia\n		An American Originalist\nNotes\nAcknowledgments\nIndex\nCopyright Page