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365-377
A thomistic response to the problem of divine hiddenness

Dumsday Travis

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379-395
Pragmatism, theism, and the viability of metaphysical realism

Slater Michael R.

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397-409
"Aesthetic scaffolding"

Greenleaf Brice Robert

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411-432
The poverty of philosophy

van den Auweele Dennis

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433-458
Explaining the wrongness of cannibalism

Lu Mathew

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459-480
Haecceitas as value and as moral horizon

Tullius William

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481-493
Is the soul the form of the body?

Haldane John

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495-509
The dialectic of soul and body

Hasker William

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511-515
Response to William Hasker's "The dialectic of soul and body"

Haldane John

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517-520
Response to John Haldane's "Is the soul the form of the body?"

Hasker William

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521-540
Kierkegaard amidst the catholic tradition

Beabout Gregory R.

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541-543
Die Rezeption Edith Steins: internationale Edith-stein-bibliographie 1942–2012: Festgabe für M. Amata Neyer, OCD. by Francesco Alfieri, OFM

Redmond Walter

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543-545
[REVIEW] On the meaning of sex. by J. Budziszewski

Catherine Jack Deavel

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545-548
[REVIEW] The intimate strangeness of being: metaphysics after dialectic. by William Desmond

Felix Ó Murchadha

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548-552
[REVIEW] The righteous mind: why good people are divided by politics and religion. by Jonathan Haidt

Christopher Toner

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552-555
[REVIEW] The limits of Reason in Hobbes's commonwealth. by Michael P. Krom

Kody W. Cooper

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556-560
[REVIEW] Analogia entis: on the analogy of being, metaphysics, and the act of faith. by Steven A. Long

Christopher J. Malloy

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560-564
[REVIEW] Anselm Of Canterbury and the desire for the word. by Eileen Sweeney

Kevin M. Staley

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