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Catholic Power vs. American Freedom

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ISBN-10: 1573928488

ISBN-13: 9781573928489

Edition: 2002

Authors: George La Piana, John Swomley, Herbert F. Vetter

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Catholicism has been a part of the United States since colonial days and has become increasingly more influential over the last two and a quarter centuries. "Catholic Power vs American Freedom" traces the growth of the Catholic Church in America and seeks to answer the question: Is a powerful Catholic Church compatible with democracy and freedom in America? Four lectures by Roman Catholic priest and Harvard Professor George la Piana delineate the history of the church from early Christianity through the middle of the twentieth century. The narration then shifts and the events are brought up to date by social ethics activist John Swomley, who focuses on such contemporary issues as health…    
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Book details

List price: $36.99
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Prometheus Books, Publishers
Publication date: 2/1/2003
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 270
Size: 6.41" wide x 9.43" long x 1.03" tall
Weight: 1.276
Language: English

Preface
A Totalitarian Church in a Democratic State: The American Experiment
The Totalitarian System of Modern Catholicism: Protestantism and Tradition
The Catholic Church, Democracy, and Religious Freedom
American Catholicism in the Nineteenth Century
The Twentieth Century: The Church on the Offensive
An Afterword to George La Piana
The Vatican Doctrine and Strategy for the United States
Censorship and Intimidation of the Press
The Impact of Papal Infallibility
The Hierarchy's Influence on Presidential Decisions
Some Fallible Acts of Infallible Popes
Government Funding for Segregated Education
Vatican Threats to Health Care
The Papacy, Patiarchy, Sexual Morality, and Celibacy
The Future of American Democracy
Notes
Index