1. Introduction.- 2. Ashleen Menchaca-Bagnulo, Rome and the Education of Mercy in Augustine’s City of God.- 3. Michelle Kundmueller and Jeremy Castle, When a Law is No Law At All: Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Use of Augustine and Aquinas in the Battle Against Segregation.- 4. Jonathan Price and Bede Mullens, O.P., Augustine’s “Inner Self” and Identity Politics.- 5. Veronica Roberts Ogle, Cultus Hominum: Political Reflections on Augustine’s Theological Anthropology.- 6. Greg Forster, In Rome but Not of It: Augustine between Eusebius and Donatus.- 7. Wei Hua, Augustine, Political Obedience and Chinese House Churches.- 8. Gladden Pappin, Augustine and Gallicanism.- 9. Edmund Waldstein, O.Cist, Spiritual Ends and Temporal Power: An Integralist Reading of The City of God.- 10. Paul Miller, Augustinian Liberalism.- 11. Kody Cooper, Existential Humility and the Critique of Civil Religion in Augustine’s Political Theology.- 12. Peter Busch, Augustine’s Call to Citizenship.- 13. Mary Keys,Elitism and Secularism, Old and New: Augustine on Humility, Pride, and Philosophy in The City of God VIII-X.- 14. Paul Weithman, Pride in a Time of Crisis.- 15. Michael Lamb, Augustine and Contemporary Political Theory: Toward an Augustinian Republicanism.- 16. Boleslaw Z. Kabala and Caleb Morefield, Speech and Silence: Republican Toleration in Augustine.- 17. Elzbieta Cizewska-Martynska, Augustine and Polish Republicans on the Fragility of Liberty: Questions for Today.- 18. Matthew Hallgarth, Augustine's Principled Realism.- 19. Douglas Kries, Augustine and the Flexibility of True Justice.- 20. Eric Gregory, Beyond Critique: Just War as Theological Political Theology.- 21. Nathan Pinkoski, “Love, but Be Careful What You Love”: Arendt’s Augustinian Fragments on Thinking.- 22. Daniel Strand, Augustine’s Privation, Arendt’s Banality.- 23. Conclusions.
