After forty years Vatican Council II's diverse legacy ; proceedings from the 28th Annual Convention of the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars, September 23-25, 2005, Charlotte, North Carolina (St. Augustine's Press, 2007)
Includes bibliographical references
Vatican II today: forty years later: struggles and initiatives / Whomas G. Weinandy -- Gaudium et Spes: -- Gaudium et Spes's vision of the moral life / Mark S. Latkovic -- Response to Mark Latkovic: At the service of the human person / Paul F. deLadurantaye -- The Christian anthropology of Vatican II and virtual reality / Sister M. Timothy Prokes -- The Christian anthropology of Vatican II and virtual reality: Response to Sister Mary Timothy Prokes / Peter Casarella -- Another response to the thesis of Sister Mary Timothy Prokes: Encountering the "really real": realism, sacraments, and virtual reality -- Panel on Christian Anthropology and Contemporary Psychological Studies: -- Introduction: The integration of psychological wisdom and moral theology / John F. Harvey -- The psychological significance of "touch": a concrete manifestations of man's relationality / Gladys A. Sweeney -- Bodiliness and relationality in philosophy and psychology / E. Christian Brugger -- The relational and the embodied self: evidence from psychology supporting a neo-Thomist understanding of the person / Paul C. Vitz -- Lumen Gentium: -- Lumen Gentium: The once and future constitution / John M. McDermott -- The millennial ressourcement for Vatican II's renewal: response to Father John M. McDermott on Lumen Gentium / Matthew L. Lamb -- Dei Verbum: -- Dei Verbum: Sacred Scripture since Vatican II / William S. Kurz -- Response: The literal and theological senses of Mark 1: 1-3 / Stephen F. Miletic -- Response: Dei Verbum, inerrancy, and the Council / Joseph C. Atkinson -- Dignitatis Humanae: -- Dignitatis Humanae and religious freedom in American foreign policy: a practitioner's perspective / Thomas F. Farr -- Unitatis Redintegratio: -- Unitatis Redintigratio: providential turn or historic mistake? / Kenneth D. Whitehead