Fall 1994
- A Prefatory Note by C.N. Abromaitis
- Chartres, Platonism, and Christian Love by Stephen M. Fields
- Faith and the Journey to Asian’s Kingdom by Vigen Guroian
- Moral Notes from Fictional Landscapes by Thomas Howard
- The Theological Implications of Studies in Words by William M. Wilson
Essays
- Considerable Emphasis on Decorum by Virginia L. Arbery
- How History Flows Backward in Hungary by Thomas Molnar
- Stephen Crane by Carl Guldager
Reviews
- A Christian Genius by John-Peter Pham
- Golden Moments by George A. Panichas
- Index to Volume 36 by Editors
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- The Soundness of Reinhold Niebuhr by Russell Kirk
- The Whig View of History by Stephen Tonsor
Symposium
- The Goodness of Goodness and the Badness of Badness by Peter Kreeft
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