Baron Friedrich Von Hugel and the Debate on Historical Christianity Book

	Foreword
	Preface
	Acknowledgement
	Introduction
Ch. 1	A Specious and Costing Fidelity: The Baron and the Church	1
	A Churchman of All Ages	1
	Development of the Scholar	7
	Milestones of 1893	16
	Public Advocacy: The Printed Word and Diplomacy	22
	A Fragile Hope: The Pontifical Biblical Commission	35
Ch. 2	The History and Dogma Controversy: Loisy and Blondel	39
	Alfred Loisy	40
	History	45
	Development	52
	Dogma	62
	Revelation	66
	Knowledge of Christ	70
	Maurice Blondel	74
	History	82
	Tradition	90
	Consciousness of Christ	94
Ch. 3	Between the Historian and the Philosopher: Von Hugel's Mediation	105
	Von Hugel's Private Mediation with Loisy	107
	Public Presentation of Loisy	116
	Blondel: The Private Debate	128
	Methodology	130
	Christ in Scripture	138
	Von Hugel's Public Response to Blondel	145
Ch. 4	Reality and History: Baron Von Hugel's Contributions to the History and Dogma Controversy	163
Sect. 1	The Reality and Inadequacy of Knowledge	164
	Inadequacy of Our Knowledge	178
	Tests for Validity	186
	Contributions to the History-Dogma Controversy	192
Sect. 2	Irreplaceable History: The Necessity of History in Christianity	196
	Incarnation: The Central Reality	196
	The Senses and Knowledge	201
	The Science of History	202
	Phenomenon and Significance	204
	How much History?	211
	Irreplaceable History: Application to the Controversy	212
Sect. 3	"The Moral Warfare of Our Day": The Rights and Limits of History	214
	The Rights of History	215
	The Limits of History	221
	Application to the History and Dogma Controversy	232
	Conclusion	234
	Appendix: "Du Christ eternel et de nos christologies successives"	241
	Bibliography	281