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  <tableOfContents>Two Decades of Social Christianity / The Christian Gospel and history / The Contemporary Cultural Crisis / The Church in but not of the Church / The church between East and West / The Foundation and Pattern of Christian Behavior / Towards a Contemporary Doctrine of Vocation / The Person in a Technical Society / Christian Liberty and Totalitarianism / Utopianism and Realism in Foreign Policy / Faith and Secular Learning / Can Social Problems Be Solved? Christian Faith and Social Action </tableOfContents>
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