Contributor
Walker, Andrew T., 1985- editor.
ImprintWheaton, Illinois : Crossway, [2023]
Descriptionxv, 334 pages ; 24 cm
Note:Introduction: tenacious civility: the spirit of Robert P. George for contemporary times / Andrew T. Walker -- A Socrates for Our Athenian Age: a short life of Robert P. George / John D. Wilsey -- From Separatism to Cobelligerency: Evangelicals, Other Christian Traditions, and the Common Good / David S. Dockery -- Son of Thomas, Heir of Theoden: Faith and Reason in the Work of Robert P. George / Carl r. Trueman -- Robert P. George and (New) Natural Law Ethics: Philosophical and Biblical Considerations / Andrew T. Walker -- Making Men Moral: Government, Public Morality, and Moral Ecology / Micah J. Watson -- Robert P. George versus John Rawls: On Public Reason and Political Liberalism / Hunter Baker -- Human Dignity and Natural Rights: Robert P. George's Work and Virtue / Adeline A. Allen -- Bringing Body and Soul Together (Again): Robert P. George, Oliver O'Donovan, and the Place of Resurrection in Body Ethics / Matthew Lee Anderson -- A Person Is a Person, No Matter How Small: Robert P. George and the Pro-Life Movement / Scott Klusendorf -- Taking Courage in the Truth about Marriage: Robert P. George and the Defense of the Family / Jennifer Marshall Patterson -- For Such a Time as This: Robert P. George on Religious Freedom / J. Daryl Charles -- Robert P. George on Justice and Democracy: Natural Law, Classical Liberalism, and Prospects for a Protestant Political Theory / Mark Tooley -- To Caesar (Only) What Is Caesar's: The Jurisprudence of Robert P. George / Adam J. Macleod -- Partners in Truth Seeking: Robert P. George and Cornel West / Paul D. Miller -- Afterword: Seeking the Truth, Speaking the Truth: a dialogue between Robert P. George and Andrew T. Walker.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-313) and indexes.
Note:"This work seeks, from an evangelical perspective, to introduce, explore, and critically engage the work of the renowned Catholic and conservative scholar, Robert P. George, McCormack Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton University, who is regarded by The New York Times as the most important living social conservative philosopher. It critically examines the broad contours of George's thought as a constitutional scholar, political philosopher, and ethicist."-- Provided by publisher.
