Volume2 Number 2
Law Journal
Fides et Iustitia
Spring 2005 Volume 2 Number 2
Can the Seamless Garment be Sewn?
The Future of Pro-Life Progressivism
Foreword
Pro-Life Progressivism and the Fourth Option in American Public Life
Thomas C. Berg.
Keynote Address
Prophetic Politics: A New Option
Reverand Jim Wallis
Panel: Prospectives on Pro-Life Progressivism
The Consistent Life Ethic: A Look Around, A Look Ahead
John L. Carr
The Consistent Life Ethic
Sidney Callahan
Unraveling the "Seamless Garment": Loose Threads in Pro-Life Progressivism
Susan Frelich Appleton
Another Social Justice Tradition: Catholic Conservatives
Kevin E. Schmiesing
Panel: Pro-Life Progressivism in Law and Policy
The Consistent Ethic of Life: A Proposal for Improving its Legislative Grasp
Helen M. Alvare'
Sacred Monkeys and Seamless Garments: Catholics and Political Engagement
John P. O'Callaghan
Can the Seamless Garment be Sewn? The Future of Pro-Life Progressivism
Kevin Doyle
Panel: The Political Future of Pro-Life Progressivism
The Coherence and Importance of Pro-Life Progressivism
Mark A. Sargent
American Catholics and the Structure of Life Attitudes
Ted G. Jelen
Closing Address
Faith and Values in the Public Arena: An American Catholic in Public Life
James L. Oberstar, M.C.
Lecture Series
Presented at the John Paul II Cultural Center
Washington, D.C., Fall 2004
Christianity and the Secular in Modern Public Life
Thomas C. Berg
Law and Religion: The Challenges of Christian Jurisprudence
John Witte, Jr.
Changing Minds: Proselytism, Freedom, and the First Amendment
Richard W. Garnett
Comment
Griswold at 40: The State's Compelling Interest in Banning Contraceptives
Patrick A. Shrake
