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John Polkinghorne, on lessons for theology learned from the inductive nature of the work of science
Francesca Aran Murphy, on the efforts of 20th-century Catholic and French philosopher Étienne Gilson to reconcile faith and reason
James Hitchcock, on the history of the Supreme Court's decisions regarding religious practice and liberty
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Wilfred McClay, on Nathaniel Hawthorne's vision of the intractability of human failings and the possibilities of the American experiment
Philip McFarland, on how Hawthorne's sensitivity to the darker side of human nature makes him perennially instructive
David Hackett Fischer, on the history of how Americans have understood and symbolized freedom and liberty
Wilfred McClay, from the bonus track of the CD edition, on the theme of place and communal obligation in Nathaniel Hawthorne's writing
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