The Pretention of Universality: Liberal Culture and Religious Freedom

Jean Laffitte

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Introduction: Dignitatis Humanae and the Rediscovery of Religious Freedom
Freedom, Truth, and Human Dignity: An Interpretation of DH on the Right to Religious Liberty
The Nature and Scope of Religious Freedom in Our Contemporary Culture
Religious Liberty and the Church’s Voice in Transforming Our Culture: An American Perspective
America and Religious Freedom
Dignitatis humanae: Origins and Unexpected Consequences
Karol Wojtyła and DH: A Historical Perspective
Religious Freedom and Truth: The Contribution of Pope Benedict XVI
Is Religious Liberty Possible in a Liberal Culture?
The Pretention of Universality: Liberal Culture and Religious Freedom
The Right and the Good, and the Place of Freedom of Religion in Human Rights
Christian Culture and the Form of Human Existence
The Church in History: Status Viatoris
“All Things Counter, Original, Spare, Strange”: Liberal Society and Pluralism
Absolute Pluralism: How the Dictatorship of Relativism Dictates
Liberalism, Religious Freedom, and the Common Good: The Totalitarian Logic of Self-Limitation
Religious Liberty After Liberalism: Re-Thinking DH in an Age of Illiberal Liberalism