On the Road to Emmaus: The Catholic Dialogue with America and Modernity

Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part 1. Catholic Incarnational Humanism
	1. The “Catholic Moment” and the Question of Inculturation
	2. The Investiture Contest
	3. Lay Spirituality ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
	4. Christian Faith in a Neo-Pagan Society
	5. Thy Kingdom Come on Earth as in Heaven: The Place of the Family in Creation
Part 2. The Encounter with American Political Culture
	6. Separating Church and State
	7. Religion, Politics, and America at the Millennium
	8. America as an Enlightenment Culture
	9. John Rawls and the Flight from Authority: The Quest for Equality as an Exercisein Primitivism
	10. The Quest for a Public Philosophy in Twentieth-Century American Political Thought
Part 3. The Encounter with Europe, Native Americans, and Modernity
	11. Unity, Plurality, and Subsidiarity in Twentieth-Century Context
	12. The Ethics of Conquest: The European Background of Spain’s Mission in the New World
Bibliography
Index