Gerald Grudzen earned his Ph.D. in History from Columbia University in New York.John Raymaker received his Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Social Ethics from Marquette University.

• Part 1 PrefacePart 2 I: Challenges for the Church in the Twenty-First CenturyChapter 3 The Challenges of a Syncretist new Age to the Church's MissionChapter 4 The Challenges of Secularity, Migration, and GlobalizationChapter 5 The Challenges of Islam and Religious FundamentalismPart 6 II: Is the Church Out of Touch with the Modern World?Chapter 7 Scripture and Social Justice IssuesChapter 8 The Church's Resistance and Openness to ModernizationPart 9 III: Strategies to Help us Bridge our DividesChapter 10 Interfaith and Crosscultural Implications of GlobalizationChapter 11 Historically-Informed Ecumenical StrategiesChapter 12 Communities Striving for Social Justice and World UnityPart 13 Appendix: Select list of Catholic Reform Organizations in the United StatesPart 14 NotesPart 15 BibliographyPart 16 IndexPart 17 About the Authors

Gerald Grudzen earned his Ph.D. in History from Columbia University in New York.John Raymaker received his Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Social Ethics from Marquette University.

• Part 1 PrefacePart 2 I: Challenges for the Church in the Twenty-First CenturyChapter 3 The Challenges of a Syncretist new Age to the Church's MissionChapter 4 The Challenges of Secularity, Migration, and GlobalizationChapter 5 The Challenges of Islam and Religious FundamentalismPart 6 II: Is the Church Out of Touch with the Modern World?Chapter 7 Scripture and Social Justice IssuesChapter 8 The Church's Resistance and Openness to ModernizationPart 9 III: Strategies to Help us Bridge our DividesChapter 10 Interfaith and Crosscultural Implications of GlobalizationChapter 11 Historically-Informed Ecumenical StrategiesChapter 12 Communities Striving for Social Justice and World UnityPart 13 Appendix: Select list of Catholic Reform Organizations in the United StatesPart 14 NotesPart 15 BibliographyPart 16 IndexPart 17 About the Authors

Gerald Grudzen earned his Ph.D. in History from Columbia University in New York.John Raymaker received his Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Social Ethics from Marquette University.

• Part 1 PrefacePart 2 I: Challenges for the Church in the Twenty-First CenturyChapter 3 The Challenges of a Syncretist new Age to the Church's MissionChapter 4 The Challenges of Secularity, Migration, and GlobalizationChapter 5 The Challenges of Islam and Religious FundamentalismPart 6 II: Is the Church Out of Touch with the Modern World?Chapter 7 Scripture and Social Justice IssuesChapter 8 The Church's Resistance and Openness to ModernizationPart 9 III: Strategies to Help us Bridge our DividesChapter 10 Interfaith and Crosscultural Implications of GlobalizationChapter 11 Historically-Informed Ecumenical StrategiesChapter 12 Communities Striving for Social Justice and World UnityPart 13 Appendix: Select list of Catholic Reform Organizations in the United StatesPart 14 NotesPart 15 BibliographyPart 16 IndexPart 17 About the Authors