Langan, Thomas <br/><br/>
The Catholic Tradition 

 - London  University of Missouri Press  1998 
 - 535p 
<br/><br/> includes index and biblioraphy 
<br/><br/>1.   Why and How "Appropriate One`s Traditions"?: A Philosophical Foreword <br/>2.	The Essential Catholic Vision: A Contemporary View   <br/>3.	Who Is This Jesus?: A Deepening Understanding of Christ<br/>	through the Christological and Iconoclastic Crises    <br/>4.	The Nature of the Early Church   <br/>5.	The East-West Crisis: The Great Schism     <br/>6.	The Western Church`s Search for a New Synthesis    <br/>7.	Medieval Catholicism: An Incarnational Religion    <br/>8.    The Fabric Rent: The Protestant Revolt and the Origins of Modernity   <br/>9.	The Challenges of Modernity <br/>10.	The Church`s Response to Modernity   <br/>11.	The "New Anthropology" and the "New Morality"      <br/>12.   The Church`s Openness to Other "Ways": The Challenge and Perils of Ecumenism  <br/>13.    How Can the Tradition Change, yet Have an Essence? How Can Truth Be "Eternal," yet Unfold in History?    <br/>14.    Authenticity and Christie Man     <br/>15.    The Church in the World of Today: Seeking to Dwell in the Center 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0826211836     2574 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>C01  / L257