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Religious Liberty: Catholic Struggles with Pluralism. By Murray John Courtney. Edited by Hooper J. Leon S.J., Louisville, KY: Westminster/John Knox, 1993. 278 pages. $15.99 (paper).

Sandwiched between these sections are four chapters on the theology and the ethics of death and dying and of just community. These issues are relevant to the discussion, but Keane's exploration takes him too far afield. Yet these chapters cannot stand alone because they are not quite complete in themselves. For example, Keane chooses not to rehearse the arguments against euthanasia in his discussion of the ethics of death and dying. Keane's style is clear, organized, and straightforward. Like the Catholic tradition itself, Keane is balanced and reasonable. This book belongs in college libraries, and would be useful in courses on health care ethics.