Christ and History

Frederick E. Crowe is a co-founder of the Lonergan Research Institute and a professor emeritus at the Toronto School of Theology, University of Toronto.

• Prologue: In Search of HistoryChapter 1: Lonergan's Religion, and His TheologyChapter 2: The Christology of 1935Chapter 3: Causality in Sacraments and SacrificeChapter 4: First Courses in Christology: 1948, 1952Chapter 5: First Courses at the Gregorian UniversityChapter 6: De Verbo incarnatoChapter 7: Critique of ScholasticismChapter 8: Modernism, Dogma, TruthChapter 9: 'De bono et malo'Chapter 10: 'Una Parola Nuova'Chapter 11: The New Christology, 1971-1975Chapter 12: Lonergan and History in GeneralChapter 13: Christ and History: 'Via receptionis'Chapter 14: Christ and Historical Causality: 'Via motionis'Chapter 15: History, Faith, and the New Fundamental TheologyChapter 16: Christianity and World ReligionsEpilogue: Beyond History to the Secret Counsels of God

"[Crowe] has devoted a lifetime, now well beyond the Psalmist’s threescore years and ten, to studying, editing, expounding and building on Lonergan’s work. Now he has crowned an already impressive list of publications with this book.”- Charles Helfling (Toronto Journal of Theology) “An interesting and accessible overview of how Lonergan’s approach to Christology changed in the course of his intellectual pilgrimage.”- Don Schweitzer (Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses) “Students of Lonergan will be the first to profit from the breadth of data and sure-footed interpretation that Crowe offers.”- William P. Loewe (Horizons: The Journal of the College Theology Society)