| John Haughey |
Is there such a Thing as the Catholic Intellectual Tradition? |
| Peter Bisson |
The Jesuits and a Corporate Use of Religious Value |
| William Mathews |
Reductionism as a Destroyer of Human Meaning and Values |
| Nikolaus Wandinger |
Implicit Theology and Authentic Subjectivity - The Problem of Attaining Objectivity |
| John Ranieri |
Leo Strauss: Picture Thinking and Biblical Interpretation |
| Roman A. Siebenrock |
Loci Theologici and Lonergan’s Method in Theology in Relation to Current Discussions Among German Theologians |
| Alison Benders |
Beyond MySpace: Grounding Post-Modern Identity in Lonergan’s Notion of Self-Transcendence |
| Raymond Topley |
Lonergan’s “Ironing Out” Challenge to Educators |
| Robert Luby |
Upstream Medicine: A Higher Viewpoint |
| Paul LaChance |
Intersubjectivity and the History of Trinitarian Theology |
| Charles C. Hefling |
Lonergan’s Cur Deus Homo: The Law of the Cross, Revisited or Why Anselm and Abelard Were Both Right |
| Eileen de Neeve |
Lonergan’s Economic Ideas Now: Functional Distinctions, Innovative Growth, The Good of Order and The Baseball Diamond |
| Jon Nilson |
Beyond Moral Suasion: Reasoning Method in Theology in “Racist America” |
| David Oyler |
Potency and Structure |
| Cloe Taddei Ferretti |
Leaving Self-Centeredness According to Lonergan and from the Viewpoint of Cognitive Science |
| David B. Burrell |
A Trinitarian “Foundation” for Human Freedom |
| Colin Maloney |
Faith and Lonergan |
| Robert M. Doran, SJ |
Preserving Lonergan’s Understanding of Thomist Metaphysics: Some Key Instances |
| Jeremy Wilkins |
Transposing Nature, Grace and Virtue |
| Michael McCarthy |
The Need for Conversion |
| Elizabeth Murray |
The Second Moment of Intellectual Conversion |
| Kenneth Melchin |
Three Challenges in Christian Ethics |
| Cheryl Picard |
Exploring the Insight Mediation Method |
| Brian McDonough |
Lonergan’s Notion of Conversation in Encounters between Criminal Offenders and their Victims |
| William E. Murnion |
A Postmodern Philosophy of History |
| Thomas McPartland |
The Critique of History and the Pure Line of Progress: A Lonergan Legacy |
| Paul St. Amour |
On the Validity of Extrinsic Causality in Proofs for the Existence of God |
| Phil Egan |
Evaluating Lonergan’s Early Short Papers and Devotional Works |
| Gerald Walmsley |
Lonergan on Philosophic Pluralism |
| Patrick H. Byrne |
The Normative Scale of Values |
| Gerald Whelan |
Lonergan and the Future of Catholic Social Teaching |
| Gregory Maillet |
Breathing Back: Lonergan, Literary Creativity and the Spirit of the Lord |
| Paul Kidder |
Robert Mosses and the Common Good |
| John Dadosky |
Is There a Fourth Stage of Meaning? Reports on Ways of Applying Lonergan’s Thought |