On the Dignity of Society : Catholic Social Teaching and Natural Law

Contents
Foreword: Mary Ann Glendon
Introduction: The Dignity of Society in History: Introduction to Russell Hittinger’s Essays on Catholic Social Teaching and Natural Law, by Scott J. Roniger
Part I: Catholic Social Teaching
	Chapter 1: The Coherence of the Four Basic Principles of Catholic Social Doctrine: An Interpretation
	Chapter 2: Toward an Adequate Anthropology: Social Aspects of Imago Dei in Catholic Theology
	Chapter 3: Social Roles and Ruling Virtues in Catholic Social Doctrine
	Chapter 4: The Three Necessary Societies: Family, Polity, and Church
	Chapter 5: The Accomplishment of Leo XIII
	Chapter 6: Two Modernisms, Two Thomisms: Reflections on Pius X’s Letter against the Modernists
Part II: Natural Law
	Chapter 7: Yves R. Simon on Natural Law and Practical Reason
	Chapter 8: Reflections on Natural Law in Pacem in Terris
	Chapter 9: Human Nature and States of Nature in John Paul II’s Theological Anthropology
	Chapter 10: Natural Law and Public Discourse: The Legacies of Joseph Ratzinger
	Chapter 11: The Situation of Natural Law in Catholic Theology
	Chapter 12: Religion, Human Law, and the Virtue of Religion: The Case of Dignitatis Humanae
Part III: First Truths
	Chapter 13: How to Inherit a Kingdom: Reflections on the Situation of Catholic Political Thought, by Russell Hittinger and Scott Roniger
	Chapter 14: What Saint Benedict Taught the Dark Ages: His and Ours
Select Bibliography
Index