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Proof of the proposition that the natural law is enjoying another surgeof popularity among the "thinkers" of our time is found in a handy littlered volume that grew out of a series of discussions and an interchange ofscholarly papers sponsored by a true cornerstone of our contemporary LiberalEstablishment, the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in SantaBarbara, California, an agency of the Fund for the Republic, Inc. Gatheredbetween its covers are six essays dealing sometimes with the general topic ofthe natural law. Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, president of the Fund, writes on"Natural Law and Jurisprudence"; Father John Courtney Murray, S.J., ofWoodstock College, Maryland, on "Natural Law and the Public Consensus";Scott Buchanan, former dean of St. John's College, on "Natural Law andTheology"; Philip Selznick, an adviser to the Center's study of the trade union,and a sociologist, on "Natural Law and Sociology"; Harvey Wheeler, alsowith the Center, on "Natural Law and Human Culture"; and finally, RabbiRobert Gordis of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, on "NaturalLaw and Religion." An introduction is supplied by John Cogley who is alsoassociated with the Center. Th
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