Human Rights in a Divided World

Exploring the validity of human rights as universal standards in a diverse and unequal world, this collection of essays utilizes the Roman Catholic tradition to affirm their relevance. It highlights the need for evolution within Catholic thought, addressing contemporary issues such as religious freedom, refugee rights, economic inequality, and women's rights. Aimed at the Catholic community and human rights advocates, the book serves as a resource for both academic inquiry and practical application in the pursuit of human dignity.