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- Editors’ Introduction
- The Charles Chauncey Stillman Lectures on the Unity of Christians
- Introduction [George H. Williams, Harvard Divinity School]
- The Academic Pursuits and Christian Unity [Augustin Cardinal Bea, President, Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity]
- The Second Vatican Council and Non-Catholic Christians: Preparation and the Work in the First Period [Augustin Cardinal Bea]
- The Second Vatican Council and Non-Catholic Christians: Evaluation and Prognosis [Augustin Cardinal Bea]
- Addresses and Papers
- Theological Reflections on the Second Vatican Council [Gregory Baum, O.S.A., St. Michael’s College, Toronto]
- Interpretation of Scripture in Biblical Studies Today [James M. Robinson, Southern California School of Theology at Claremont]
- Challenge to Dialogue in the New Testament [W. D. Davies, Union Theological Seminary, New York City]
- Word and Sacrament in Protestant Worship [Cyril C. Richardson, Union Theological Seminary, New York City]
- “Reformatio” [Gerhart B. Ladner, University of California at Los Angeles]
- Who Reforms the Church? [Martin A. Schmidt, San Francisco Theological Seminary]
- Conscience in a Pluralistic Society: Theological and Sociological Issues [John L. Thomas, S.J., St. Louis University]
- The Apostle Paul and the Introspective Conscience of the West [Krister Stendahl, Harvard Divinity School]
- Some Reflections on the Introspective Conscience from New Testament Data [David M. Stanley, S.J., State University of Iowa]
- The Problem of Conscience and the Twentieth-Century Christian [Charles E. Curran, St. Bernard’s Seminary, Rochester]
- Integrity of Heart: A Comment upon the Preceding Paper [Paul L. Lehmann, Union Theological Seminary, New York City]
- The Ecumenical Movement: A Layman’s View [Nathan M. Pusey, Harvard University]
- The Seminar Discussion Summaries
- Seminar I. Biblical Studies: Record and Interpretation
- Seminar II. Symbol and Sacrament
- Seminar III. “Reformatio”
- Seminar IV. Conscience in a Pluralistic Society: Theological and Sociological Issues
- Colloquium Participants
- Colloquium Program
- Index
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