Faith and the Philosophy of History

William Bain: Foreword
David S. Yost: Preface
David S. Yost: Introduction
1: Christian Pacifism and Correspondence
2: Christian Politics
3: John the Baptist and Redemption
4: History and the Harvest of Salvation
5: East and West over Five Centuries
6: How Christians Have Looked at History
7: Some Problems of History
8: Progress or Eschatology?
9: Christianity and the Philosophy of History
10: The Development of Christian Thought on Violence
11: Does Christianity Care for the World and How?
12: What difference should the fact of my being a Christian make to my understanding of history
13: Christianity and Suffering in History
14: The World Churches
15: God in History
16: God in the Nuclear Age
17: The Church, Russia, and the West
18: Christian Commentary
19: History and Judgement: Butterfield, Niebuhr, and the Technical Historian
20: History and the Social Sciences
21: The Nature of Man: The Traditional Doctrine of the Nature of Man and the Presuppositions of the Social Sciences
22: The Disunity of Mankind
23: The Crux for an Historian Brought Up in the Christian Tradition
24: Secular History
25: Some Reflections on the Historic Antichrist
26: Antichrist: Sources, Application, and Meaning
27: Antichrist in Secular History in Antiquity
28: The Tradition of Antichrist
29: Christian Interpretations of Antichrist
30: The Problem of the Historic Antichrist
31: Orwell and the Antichrist Myth
32: Antichrist and European Civilisation
33: Antichrist for the Newman Society
34: Antichrist Named in the Bible
35: Antichrist and Ambiguity
36: Reflection on Meaning and Eternity
37: The Function of a Philosophy of History
Reviews by Martin Wight

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