Cover Credit:
The Reception of the French Ambassador in Venice
c.1740s (oil on canvas)
The Bridgeman Art Library
| Christian Social Teaching | |
| Stephen J. Grabill |
| Opening Remarks | |
| Robert A. Sirico |
| Prophet of a Third Way: The Shape of Kuyper's Socio-Political Vision | |
| Peter S. Heslam |
| Passionate About the Poor: The Social Attitudes of Abraham Kuyper | |
| James D. Bratt |
| The Problem of Kuyper’s Legacy: The Crisis of the Anti-Revolutionary Party in Post-War Holland | |
| James C. Kennedy |
| Human Dignity, Personal Liberty: Themes from Abraham Kuyper and Leo XII | |
| Michael Novak |
| A Response to Michael Novak's “Human Dignity, Personal Liberty” | |
| Nicholas Woltersdorff |
| Catholic Reflections on the Basis of the Pluralist Structure of Society | |
| William R. Luckey |
| A Response to Michael Novak’s “Human Dignity, Personal Liberty” | |
| Bob Goudzwaard |
| Is Entrepreneurial Activity Necessarily Pleasing to God? | |
| Craig Gay |
| A Century of Christian Social Thought | |
| Mark A. Noll |
| From Leo XIII's Rerum Novarum to John Paul II's Centesimus Annus | |
| Maciej Zieba |
| Religious Freedom and Pluralism | |
| Avery Cardinal Dulles |
| Calvinism, Catholicism, and the American Experiment: What is the Question? | |
| John Bolt |
| After Civil Religion | |
| Sander Griffioen |
| Differentiated Responsibility and the Challenge of Religious Diversity | |
| David T. Koyzis |
| The Jurisprudential Legacy of Abraham Kuyper and Leo XIII | |
| Johan D. van der Vyver |
| A Response to Johan D. van der Vyver's "The Jurisprudential Legacy of Abraham Kuyper and Leo XIII" | |
| David W. Hall |
| A Historian's Comment on the Use of Abraham Kuyper's Idea of Sphere Sovereignty | |
| George Harink |
| How Now Shall We Live? | |
| Charles W. Colson |
| Contributors | |
| JMM Staff |
| JMM 5.1 (Spring 2002) | |