The heritage of Christian thought; essays in honor of Robert Lowry Calhoun. Edited by Robert E. Cushman and Egil Grislis.

Bibliographical footnotes.

Preface, by R.E. Cushman.--A biographical sketch. To recall in gratitude Robert Lowry Calhoun. By V. Corwin.--The sense of tradition in the ante-Nicene church, by A.C. Outler.--St. Anselm on the harmony between God's mercy and God's justice, by G.S. Heyer, Jr.--The a priori in St. Thomas' theory of knowledge, by G.A. Lindbeck.--The role of consensus in Richard Hooker's method of theological enquiry, by E. Grislis.--Spinoza on theology and truth, by W.A. Christian.--Pascal's wager argument, by R. Hazelton.--The hermeneutics of holiness in Wesley, by C. Michalson.--Original sin and the enlightenment, by C.A. Holbrook.--The Christology of Paul Tillich, by R.E. Cushman.--Two models of transcendence: An inquiry into the problem of theological meaning, by G.D. Kaufman.--Analogy as a principle of theological method historically considered, by N.C. Nielsen, Jr.--Modern Papal social teaching, by R.P. Ramsey.--A select bibliography of Robert Lowry Calhoun's writings, by R.P. Morris and J.E. McFarland (p. 239-243)