The Journal of Religion, 60 tomas

action actual appears argues argument attempt basic become believe called Catholic character Christ Christian Church claim concept concern context continue critical critique culture direct discussion divine doctrine early edition essay ethics existence experience expression fact faith final freedom future give given God's human idea important includes individual interest interpretation issue Jesus Jewish John Journal liberal living logical Loisy meaning Meland moral nature noted offers organization original philosophy political position possible present Press principle problem provides published question reality reason reference reflection regard relation relationship religion religious require response Schleiermacher seems sense significance social society speak spirit structure suggests symbol theologians theology theory things thinking thought tion tradition understanding University University of Chicago volume whole writings York