Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Dedication vii
4. Editor’s Introduction ix
5. Frequently Cited Works xv
6. Part One. Studies
7. Chapter 1. A Theology for Our Time 3
8. Chapter 2. Some Background Notes to Lonergan’s Insight 16
9. Chapter 3. Doctrines and Historicity in the Context of Lonergan’s Method in Theology 28
10. Chapter 4. Lonergan’s Early Use of Analogy 41
11. Chapter 5. Transcendental Deduction: A Lonerganian Meaning and Use 58
12. Chapter 6. For a Phenomenology of Rational Consciousness 77
13. Chapter 7. Objectivity versus Projection in Lonergan 102
14. Chapter 8. Analogy of Proportion: A Favorite Lonergan Thought-Pattern 119
15. Chapter 9. How to Get an Insight, and How Not to 126
16. Chapter 10. Lonergan at the Edges of Understanding 133
17. Chapter 11. The Puzzle of the Subject as Subject in Lonergan 155
18. Chapter 12. Potentiality and the Real under Construction 180
19. Chapter 13. Policy: Note on a Neglected Concept 196
20. Part Two. Essays
21. Chapter 14. Development of Doctrine: Aid or Barrier to Christian Unity? 209
22. Chapter 15. Development of Doctrine 228
23. Chapter 16. Salvation as Wholeness: Theological Background for an Ecumenical Program 244
24. Chapter 17. Dogma versus the Self-correcting Process of Learning 257
25. Chapter 18. The Power of the Scriptures: An Attempt at Analysis 279
26. Chapter 19. Some Thoughts on Dreams and the Ignatian Preludes to Prayer 294
27. Chapter 20. Rethinking the Religious State 300
28. Chapter 21. Rethinking Moral Judgments 315
29. Chapter 22. Rethinking God-with-us 332
30. Chapter 23. Rethinking Eternal Life: Philosophical Notions 360
31. Chapter 24. Rethinking Eternal Life: Theological Notions 377
32. Chapter 25. Rethinking the Trinity: Taking Seriously the Homoousios 394
33. Chapter 26. The ‘World’ from Anthony of Egypt to Vatican II 416
34. Chapter 27. The Dynamics of Spirit–Body Communication 427
35. Chapter 28. Is God Free to Create or Not Create? 441
36. The Writings of Frederick E. Crowe 455
37. Index 471