1968-3. Horizons and Categories

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. General Editors’ Preface xiii
4. PART ONE: Regis College Institute ‘On the Method of Theology,’ 9–20 July 1962 1962-1
5. 1962-1. Operations, the Subject, Objects, Method 3
6. 1962-2. The Human Good, Meaning, and Differentiations of Consciousness 30
7. 1962-3. Integration of Worlds and Contemporary Theological Problems 56
8. 1962-4. Elements of Theology 81
9. 1962-5. Beyond Extrinsicism and Immanentism 103
10. 1962-6. Knowing, Believing, and Theology 128
11. 1962-7. Transitions and Thematizations 156
12. 1962-8. Positive and Systematic Theology, and Meaning 182
13. 1962-9. Hermeneutics 208
14. 1962-10. History 234
15. 1962. Discussion 1 260
16. 1962. Discussion 2 282
17. 1962. Discussion 3 303
18. 1962. Discussion 4 326
19. 1962. Discussion 5 339
20. 1962. Discussion 6 354
21. 1962. Discussion 7 366
22. PART TWO: AVERY CARDINAL DULLES’S NOTES FOR LONERGAN’S ‘A FIVE-DAY INSTITUTE: THE METHOD IN THEOLOGY,’ 13–17 JULY 1964, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
23. 1964-1. The Contemporary Problem 375
24. 1964-2. Reason Illumined by Faith 388
25. 1964-3. Differentiation of Methods I 395
26. 1964-4. Differentiation of Methods II 406
27. 1964-5. Special Questions 415
28. PART THREE: ‘TRANSCENDENTAL PHILOSOPHY AND THE STUDY OF RELIGION,’ 3–12 JULY 1968, BOSTON COLLEGE
29. 1968-1. Method 423
30. 1968-2. Method (continued), Functional Specialties, and an Introduction to Horizons and Categories 441
31. 1968-3. Horizons and Categories 473
32. 1968-4. The Human Good and Values 494
33. 1968-5. Beliefs and Carriers of Meaning 513
34. 1968-6. Analysis of Meaning and Introduction to Religion 534
35. 1968-7. Religious Expression, Faith, Conversion 553
36. 1968. Discussion 1 569
37. 1968. Discussion 2 580
38. 1968. Discussion 3 594
39. 1968. Discussion 4 605
40. 1968. Discussion 5 617
41. 1968. Discussion 6 626
42. Appendix: Hermeneutics 635
43. Lexicon of Latin and Greek Words and Phrases 655
44. Index 661