Faith and Governance: The Catholic Church in America

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between American society and the Catholic Church, addressing the impact of material prosperity on religious loyalty and the evolving church-state dynamics. It critiques modern secularism and examines the Church's historical endorsement of state authority in moral matters, alongside discussions on justice, crime, and the theological implications of the death penalty.

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