Contents:
1 Medieval Philosophy
I The Roots of Medieval Thought
Augustine and the Early Church
Greek Philosophy
II Metaphysics
III Anselm and the Ontological Argument
IV Thomas Aquinas
The Five Ways
The Doctrine of Analogy
V The Significance of Medieval Philosophy
Two Approaches to Truth in Religion
The Historical Significance of Aquinas
2 From the Reformation to the Age of Enlightenment
I The Cradle of Modern Thought
II The Reformers and Their Successors
Luther
The Reformation Outside Germany
Philosophy and the Reformers
III Rationalism
Descartes
Spinoza
Leibniz
Pascal
IV Empiricism
Locke
Berkeley
Hume
V The English Deists and Their Opponents
The Revival of Natural Theology
Sceptical Deism
Replies to Deism
VI Enlightenment and Scepticism on the Continent
Rousseau
Voltaire
Lessing
Kant
3 The Nineteenth-Century Ferment
I Schleiermacher
Life and Works
Schleiermacher's Approach
Comment
II Hegel and Idealism
Idealism
Hegel
The Progress of Idealism
III Kierkegaard
Life and Works
Truth and Christianity
IV Atheism and Agnosticism
Feuerbach
Marx and Dialectical Materialism
Nietzsche
Comte and Positivism
Mill and Utilitarianism
Peirce, James and Pragmatism
Darwin and Evolution
V Trends in Theology
Liberal Theology
Catholic Reactions
Conservative Scholarship
4 Philosophy and Faith in the Twentieth Century
I Logical Positivism and Linguistic Analysis
Logical Positivism
Reaction
Religious Language
II Existentialism
Background and Character
Bultmann
Tillich
III The New Radicalism
The Revival of Radicalism
Bonhoeffer
Honest to God
The Death of God School
IV The Broader Spectrum
Secular British Philosophy: Wittgenstein, Moore and Russell
Humanism
Three independent thinkers: Otto, Buber and Teilhard de Chardin
Neo-Thomism
V Philosophy and Reformed Theology
Cornelius Van Til
Karl Barth
Francis Schaeffer
5 Postscript: The Christian and Philosophy
I Lesson from the Past
The Incompleteness of Philosophical Systems
The Dangers of Allying the Christian Faith Too Closely With Any Single Philosophical System
Natural Theology
Revelation and History
II The Value and Task of the Philosophy of the Christian Religion
The Value of Philosophy
The Task of the Philosophy of Religion

Includes index.