arefully explain the relationship between the individual and community (and social justice) as it is conceived in Catholic social teaching (as presented by McCarthy).

Carefully explain the relationship between the individual and community (and social justice) as it is conceived in Catholic social teaching (as presented by McCarthy). Then discuss what you see as the most significant differences between the way CST conceives of the relationship between the individual and community and the way this relationship is conceived in the liberal tradition, as represented by the philosophers of the liberal tradition that we have read in this course (e.g., Rawls, Nozick, Hampton, Nussbaum, Nathanson). For this part of the essay, you should draw on at least two of these authors. Note: you should NOT simply summarize the views of the authors you’ve chosen to draw from. Rather, your aim should be to articulate a liberal view of the relationship between the individual and society (social justice). Carefully explain the relationship between the individual and community (and social justice) as it is conceived in Catholic social teaching (as presented by McCarthy). Then discuss what you see as the most significant differences between the way CST conceives of the relationship between the individual and community and the way this relationship is conceived in the liberal tradition, as represented by the philosophers of the liberal tradition that we have read in this course (e.g., Rawls, Nozick, Hampton, Nussbaum, Nathanson). For this part of the essay, you should draw on at least two of these authors. Note: you should NOT simply summarize the views of the authors you’ve chosen to draw from. Rather, your aim should be to articulate a liberal view of the relationship between the individual and society (social justice).