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“Keeping the World Awake to God”: The Challenge of Vatican II (photocopy)

Gaudium et spes and the Intelligibility of Modern Science

Larry Chapp

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Communio - Spring-Summer 2012 - “Keeping the World Awake to God”: The Challenge of Vatican II (photocopy)
“Keeping the World Awake to God”: The Challenge of Vatican II (photocopy)
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Volume 39.1

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  • Introduction: “Keeping the World Awake to God”
  • Opening Remarks: The Promise of the Council and of a New Evangelization
  • The Significance of Vatican II
  • “Ever Ancient, Ever New”: Jesus Christ as the Concrete Analogy of Being
  • The Original Best: The “Coextensiveness” of Being and Love in Light of GS, 22
  • Catholicity and the Mission of the Church
  • Vatican II’s Catholicity: A Christological Perspective on Truth, History, and the Human Person
  • Holiness, World, and the Meaning of Work
  • What Kind of a World of Grace? De Lubac and the Council’s Christological Center
  • John Paul II’s Interpretation of the Second Vatican Council
  • Family and the Identity of the Person
  • Christian Personalism and the Debate Over the Nature and Ends of Marriage
  • The Body, the Family, and the Order of Love: The Interpretive Key to Vatican II
  • Vatican II and the Church’s “Openness to the World”
  • Gaudium et spes and the Intelligibility of Modern Science
  • Aggiornamento and the Sciences: What Does It Mean?
  • The Interventions of Karol Wojtyła at Vatican II