Volume 116 (CD Edition)

Guests on Volume 116 • STRATFORD CALDECOTT on why education should be designed with a deep and wide understanding of human nature and must sustain the unity of knowledge• FRED BAHNSON on how a Christian understanding of God's redemptive work on the earth should influence our practices of growing and sharing food• ERIC O. JACOBSEN on how modernism distorted the shape of cities and how Christian reflection on the nature of neighborliness can help restore them• J. BUDZISZEWSKI on how meaning in human life transcends a merely biological explanation of our behavior• BRIAN BROCK on the various ways in which the Church has regarded its obligation to welcome the disabled• ALLEN VERHEY on the difference between a “medicalized” death and a death experienced in light of God's cosmic work of redemption  A digital edition of this Volume is also available Click here to download a pdf file with the contents listing and bibliographic information about this Volume. Stratford Caldecott  “When an adul