Soul, self, and society: the new morality and the modern state

Introduction 
 The Thesis 
 An Illustration:  The 2012 Election 
 Plan of the Book 
 The Boundaries and Limits of the Thesis 
 Part I: Origins of the New Morality 
 Chapter 1: The Morality of Honor 
 The Privatization of Government in the Roman Empire    The Privatization of Governance in Early Medieval Europe     The Morality of Honor and the Man of Honor 
 The Man of Honor in Action The Morality of Honor and Other Members of Society 
 The Co-Causal Connection 
 Chapter 2: The Morality of Higher Purposes 
 The Publification of Governance 
 The Monarchy as a Higher Purpose of Its People and Government 
 The Spiritualization of Christianity 
 The Morality of Higher Purposes 
 Sexual Love as a Higher Purpose 
 The Co-Causal Connection 
 Chapter 3: The Morality of Self-Fulfillment 
 The Idea of the Administrative State 
 The Advent of the Administrative State 
 Self-Fulfillment Morality: The Process of Secularization 
 Self-Fulfillment Morality: The Concept of Mental Health 
 The Co-Causal Connection 
 Resistance to the New Morality 
 Part II: The Nature of the New Morality 
 Chapter 4: The Morality of the Self 
 The Basic Principle: The Self as a Life-Path 
 The Basic Principle: Fulfillment as Pleasure, Planning and Reflection 
 Secondary Principles: Non-Interference, Incommensurability and Equality 
 Components of the Life Path: Careers 
 Components of the Life-Path: Family, Religion and Leisure 
 The End of the Life-Path 
 Chapter 5: The Morality of Intimate and Personal Relations 
 The Validation of Sex 
 The Reformulation of Childhood Sex 
 The Deregulation of Sex 
 The Domestication of Love 
 The Personalization of Parenthood 
 The Personalization of Friendship and the Officialization of Work 
 Chapter 6: The Morality of Relations with Society 
 The Self's Relation to the Nation-State 
 The Morality of Self-National Relations 
 The Non-Interference Principle and Negative Rights 
 The Equality Principle and Positive Rights 
 Moral Action Beyond Voting: Reiteration and Emergent Consequences 
 The New Morality and Environmentalism 
 Conclusion: The Future of Christianity 
 Christianity and Western History (Chapters 1, 2 and 3) 
 Christianity and the New Morality of the Self (Chapter 4) 
 Christianity and the New Morality of Personal Relations (Chapter 5) 
 Christianity and the New Morality of Relations with Society (Chapter 6) 
 A Final Word