The Catholic Church and Racism (Classic Reprint): The Racial Point of View Is Foreign to the Catholic Church: The Racial Point of View Is Foreign to the Catholic Church (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Explore how the Catholic Church confronts racism and what it means for a diverse, modern society.

In The Catholic Church and Racism, Joseph K. Anderson surveys the Church's approach to racial issues, from doctrine to daily life in places like the United States and South Africa. The work explains the Church’s rejection of racism while acknowledging real differences in culture and history, and it discusses practical paths toward equality within a shared society.

- Learn how Church teaching defines human equality and the dignity of every person
- See how historical contexts shape church policy on race and integration
- Consider real-world challenges in education, housing, and public life
- Discover the balance between universal unity and cultural diversity in Catholic thought

Ideal for readers of church history, social ethics, and discussions on race and citizenship.

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