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Name(s)Lecture TitleDateOur political predicament theologicallyDr. V. A. Demant and Mr. T. D. WeldonApril 26, 1948considered.Psychic Research and its bearing onDr. L. W. GrenstedMay 3, 1948the Christian Faith.Fr. Conrad Pepler and Rev. T. M.The Necessity of Christian Mysticism. May 10, 1948ParkerMr. N. J. P. Brown and Mr. C.S. LewisMr. Daniel Jenkins and Fr. T.CorbishleyDr. A. M. Farrer and Rev. P. J.ThompsonC.S. Lewis and Prof. H.H. PriceJ.D. Bernal, Frank Sherwood-TaylorR.W. Kosterlitz, Vincent TurnerE.L. Mascall, G.A. PaulRenford RambroughJ.B.S. Haldane, I.M. CrombieRoland Berrill and Fr. Victor White,O.P.The Rev. Dr. L. HodgsonAesthetics and Moral Standards.May 17, 1948Karl Barth on Faith and Reason.May 31, 1948Biblical thought and the language ofphilosophy.ProlegomenaA Scientific View of EthicsIs Religion Doomed?The Truth and Error of AgnosticismThe Task of the ScepticAtheismIn SocraticDigestOctober 11, 1948October 18, 1948October 25, 1948November 1, 1948November 8, 1948November 15, 1948November 22, 1948Will Man Outgrow Religion?November 29, 1948G. E. M. Anscombe, Reply by C.S.LewisA Reply to Mr. C.S. Lewis' Argumentthat "Naturalism" is Self-Refuting.Number FourDr. F. WaismannLimits of Positivism.Number FourA. D. Howell SmithAquinas and Newman on TheismNumber FourMr. M. B. FosterBelief and Reason in Philosophy.Number FourDr. F. Sherwood-TaylorThe Scientific World Outlook.Number FourC.S. LewisReligion Without Dogma?Number FourPrincipal Nicol Cross and Rev. T. M.ParkerThe Deity of Christ.Number FourBasil MitchellModern Philosophy and Theology.Number FiveI. M. CrombieTheology and Falsification.Number FiveGeoffrey MidgleyAnalysis, Personality and Religion.Number FiveAustin FarrerA Theologian's Point of View.Number FiveH. H. Price and C.S. LewisIs Theism Important?Number FiveIris MurdochThe Existentialist Political Myth.Number FiveThe Necessity of the AtonementJanuary 24, 1949God and the UnconsciousJanuary 31, 1949The Analysis of God-propositionsFebruary 7, 1949Page 5In SocraticDigestIn SocraticDigestJune 7, 1948Beyond Myth and DogmaRev. H. J. Carpenter and Rev. H. J.McLachlanRev. Fr. Victor White, O. P.Mr. Tim Miles and Mr. GeoffreyMidgeleyNotesIn SocraticDigestIn SocraticDigestIn SocraticDigestIn SocraticDigestIn SocraticDigestIn SocraticDigestIn SocraticDigestIn TheSocraticIn TheSocraticIn TheSocraticIn TheSocraticIn TheSocraticIn TheSocratic

Name(s)Pastor H. H. Kramm and Rev. T.Corbishley, S. J.Mr. Douglas GarmanMr. W. N. An. ChipmanProf. Hyman LevyJ. Bronowski, Basil MitchellG.J.C. MidgleyOliver Tomkins, T.M. ParkerAnita Kohsen, R.S. LeeR.M. HareI.M. Crombie, N.J.P. BrownMr. P. J. Fitzgerald, C.S. LewisDr. A. C. EwingMr. John WisdomE.L. Mascall, A.G.N. FlewBasil de Mel, Vernon KatzProf. C. H. Waddington, FrankSherwood-TaylorLord Cherwell, J.C. StuartRev. J. P. Hickinbotham and Dr. E. L.MascallMr. L. A. GrintMr. Archibald Robertson and Mr. C.S.LewisMr. B. A. Farrell and Dr. R. S. LeeMr. G. N. M. Tyrrell and Prof. L. W.GrenstedLecture TitleDateReason and RevelationFebruary 14, 1949A Communist View of ReligionEthical KnowingCausality and Determinism from theMarxist AngleCan Science Create Values?Some Remarks on Analysis,Personality, and RelitionChristianity, the Church, and theChurchesPsychoanalysis and ReligionValue JudgementsThe Morality of Dangerous DevicesAre Tautologies Really Necessary?Agreement and Disagreement inEthicsPhilosophy and PyschoanlaysisSome Displaced QuestionsHindu Speculation and JungFebruary 21, 1949February 28, 1949Can Science be Creative?November 21, 1949Physics and PhilosophyNovember 28, 1949The Nature of Faith.January 23, 1950CertaintyFebruary 6, 1950On Grounds for Disbelief in GodFebruary 13, 1950Freudianism and Christian FaithPsychical Research, Science andReligionFebruary 20, 1950March 7, 1949April 25, 1949May 2, 1949May 9, 1949May 16, 1949May 30, 1949June 6, 1949October 10, 1949October 17, 1949October 24, 1949October 31, 1949November 7, 1949February 27, 1950Mr. Douglas Hyde and Dr. S. F. Mason The Communist ErrorMarch 6, 1950D.E. Nineham, G.E.F. ChilverA. Rendle Short, A.C. HardyA.G.N. Flew, Bernard WilliamsGervase Mathew, H.C. CarpenterG.E. Hughes, S.E. TomlinJ.B. CoatesBasil MitchellMichael FosterCan we Trust the Gospels?Biology and TheismTheology and VerificationThe Spirit of Religious IntoleranceCriteria in Ethical JudgmentPersonalismModern Philosophy and TheismGod and HistoryMay 1, 1950May 8, 1950May 15, 1950May 22, 1950May 29, 1950June 5, 1950October 9, 1950October 16, 1950David Mitchell and Dr. MasonExplanation: Scientific andPhilosophicalOctober 24, 1950 orOctober 30, 1950Lord CherwellRev. G. C. SteadDr. R. S. LeeProf. G. HumphreyJ. Ward-SmithA Physician Looks at MetaphysicsIs Theology a Science?Reason and Rationalism in ReligionWhat Frued saidThe Problem of FreedomOctober 30, 1950November 7, 1950November 13, 1950November 21, 1950January 22, 1951Bernard WilliamsOn Clearing up Philosophical Muddles January 29, 1951Seymore Spencer, Victor WhiteIris MurdochPeter WinchPsychopathology and SinThe Existentialist Political Myth.Natural Law and Legal PhilosophyPage 6February 12, 1951February 19, 1951February 26, 1951Notes

Name(s)I.M. CrombieProf H. H. Price and C.S. LewisLecture TitleTheology of FalsificationIs Theism Important?DateMarch 5, 1951April 23, 1951Marcus Wheeler and Dr. S. F. MasonThe Philosophical Basis of MarxismApril 30, 1951Prof. Dorothy EmmetValerie Pitt and Dr. Austin FarrerC. G. HardieDr. Nicolas ZernovI.T. RamseyA.G.N. FlewThomas CorbishleyDr. Charles WhittyMichael FosterStuart HampshireFr. Oswald Sumner, O.S.B. and Dr. R.KosterlitzThe Nature and Problem ofMetaphysicsSymbols and ImagesThe Judgement of ParisDostoevsky's View of ManAppreciation of Linguistic AnalysisThe Logic of MortalityDo the Mystics Know?Personality Changes after BrainOperationsCan Political Philosophy beTheologically Neutral?Truth and Deductive MetaphysicsImago Dei and the UnconsciousMay 7, 1951May 14, 1951May 21, 1951May 28, 1951October 22, 1951October 29, 1951November 5, 1951November 12, 1951November 19, 1951November 26, 1951January 28, 1952August Purfust and Basil MitchellThe Buddhist approach to Philosophy February 4, 1952Owen BarfieldChristopher EvansDr. E. L. MascallDr. G. J. WhitrowThe Nature of MeaningThe Gospels--History or Myth?Rational ExistentialismCosmology and TheismThe Notion of Development inPsychology and Its Bearing uponReligionCreation Never WasChristianity and Humanism inWestern CultureWhat is Theology?Subjective and Objective LanguageThe Stability of BeliefsGuilt and FreedomContemporary Philosophy andChristian FaithThe Logic of PersonalityA Living UniverseNew Humanist Alternative to Christand MarxFebruary 11, 1952February 25, 1952March 3, 1952March 10, 1952Prof. Brand Blanshard and Prof. H. H.PriceThe Ethics of BeliefNovember 17, 1952Prof. J.N. Findlay and Prof. H.H. PriceSome Merits of HegelianismNovember 24, 1952Nicholas Zernov, E.W. LambertSoloviev and His Idea of Good andEvilDecember 1, 1952Vincent Turner and Basil MitchellThe Epistemology of the Act of FaithJanuary 19, 1953R.S. LeeMichael ScrivenChristopher Dawson, I.T. RamseyH.D. Lewis, J.J. Hartland-SwannJ.Z. Young, Gilbert RyleMichael Polanyi, C.T.W. CurleJohn Wisdom, J.L. AustinBasil MitchellBernard Mayo and R. M. HareD. E. Harding and C.S. LewisH. J. Blackham and Iris MurdochAustin Farrer and David EdwardsProf. K. Lorenz and C.S. LewisM. PolanyiS. E. Toulmin and M. DummettVery God and Very Man'; Why talklike this?Ethics and InstinctScientific BeliefsSpiritsPage 7April 28, 1952May 5, 1952May 12, 1952May 19, 1952May 26, 1952June 2, 1952June 9, 1952October 17, 1952October 24, 1952November 3, 1952November 10, 1952January 26, 1953February 9, 1953March 2, 1953March 9, 1953Notes

Name(s)C.S. Lewis, H.H. PriceC.A. Coulson, Michael FosterCharles Martin, Peter GeachPeter HerbstE. Evans-Pritchard, J.N. MicklemPeter Geach and Vincent TurnerRenford BambroughCheslyn Jones and Dennis NinehamJ. CrehanProf. I. T. Ramsey and Basil MitchellP. Nowell-Smith and Austin FarrerM. B. Foster and J. O. UrmsonW. H. Walsh and C.S. LewisColin MacIvorDr. E. Lampert and M. Dummett orR.M. HareJohn Robertson and S. E. ToulminE.W. Lambert, John LucasB. A. O. WilliamsA. M. QuintonProf. A. C. T. W. CurleDorothy L. SayersDr. F.H. HeinemannRev. Professor L.T. RamseyJ.O. UrmsonA.C. CrombieJ.P. SullivanBernard WilliamsProfessor TempleJohn LucasAlan BaileyWallace RobsonProf. John WisdomDr. E. L. Mascall and Basil MitchellJ. H. JacquesProf. V. A. DemantJ. D. MabbotStella AldwinckleD. E. Jenkins and John SimopoulosPhillipa Foot and Alan BaileyProf. Hodgson and R. M. HareJohn Jones and Iris MurdochChristopher Evans and Basil MitchellMichael Argyle and Brian FarrellBrian McGuinness and BernardWilliamsLecture TitleFaith and EvidenceCommon Ground between Christianityand ScientistThe Logic of God's InfinityThe Problem of Knowledge of GodA Primitive People's Conception ofGodWhat is a proof of God's existence?Myth and MeaningIs theology possible?The Gospels: Myth or History?Creation ModelsCreation MythsA non-empirical element in LinguisticEmpiricismMeaning' in HistoryThe Need for MetaphysicsThe Anatomy of Atheism or Religionand EthicsIs Science Sceptical?The Anatomy of AtheismTertullian's ParadoxPsychoanalysis and ValueJudgementsPersonalityPoetry, Language and AmbiguityPhilosophy and Spiritual LeadershipChristian Commitment and theLanguage of the CreedsDoing More than One's DutyGalileo and the Truth of ScienceTBABelief and UnreasonPhysics and Natural TheologyThe SoulTBAStandards and CriteriaParadox and Obsession, Freedomand OrderProofs of God's ExistenceKnowledge and Common-SenseThe Theology of SecularismThe Problem of FreewillReason and Faith concerning theDeity of ChristRevealed TruthsThe Case against FreewillThe Eye of FaithTragedyMythology in the New TestamentReligious PsychologyDateApril 30, 1953OntologismMarch 1, 1956Page 8May 11, 1953May 21, 1953May 28, 1953June 11, 1953October 15, 1953October 22, 1953October 29, 1953November 12, 1953November 19, 1953November 26, 1953January 28, 1954February 11, 1954February 18, 1954February 25, 1954March 4, 1954April 29, 1954May 6, 1954May 13, 1954May 20, 1954June 3, 1954January 27, 1955February 3, 1955February 10, 1955February 24, 1955March 3, 1955May 2, 1955May 9, 1955May 16, 1955May 23, 1955June 6, 1955October 17, 1955October 24, 1955October 31, 1955November 7, 1955November 14, 1955November 21, 1955January 19, 1956January 26, 1956February 2, 1956February 9, 1956February 16, 1956February 23, 1956Notes

Name(s)Lecture TitleDateCheslyn Jones and Dr. Austin FarrerThe Reliability of the New TestamentApril 30, 1956Gervase Matthew and Max Teichmann MysticismAlastair MacIntyre and BernardWilliamsProf. R.C. Zaehner and Prof. I.T.RamseyMay 7, 1956MiraclesMay 14, 1956A. M. Quinton and Dr. A. M. FarrerR. S. TalmageR. W. KösterlitzJ. G. KovesiProf. I. T. RamseyProf. H. B. Acton and Isaiah BerlinIncarnation--Christian and NonChristianReligion and the Philosophy ofScienceChristian Belief and AnalyticPhilosophyImmortality"Ought" and "Can"InfinitiesThe Preobjective WorldNot a sort of life humans are meant toleadDogmatic MoralityMeaning in Theological StatementsThe Nature of ConsciousnessWhat can be saidTimeMarxism and ReligionProf. A. J. Ayer and B. F. McGuinnessFatalismMay 9, 1957P. R. FootJ. Crehan, S.J.Dr. N. Zernov and Dr. E. LampertM. Cornforth and L. J. CohenRelativism in EthicsThe Ethics of a becoming PersonA Russian Philosophy of HistoryDialectical MaterialismMay 16, 1957May 27, 1957June 6, 1957January 27, 1958Laurence Bright, O.P. and J. T. LewisScientific and Theological Statements February 3, 1958Dr. F. WaismannM. B. Foster and T. D. WeldonEmpiricism QuestionedAnalysis and MysteryThe Resurrection--What Sort of Factof What Sort of Fiction?What is Linguistic Philosophy?Plato's Repudiation of the ArtistWittgenstein and AquinasShould Religious Assertions beRegarded Primarily as MoralAssertions?Dr. Mary Hesse and Dr. F. WaismannBasil MitchellP. Geach and Prof. H. H. PriceA. MontefioreProf G. Temple, F.R.S.M. KullmannG. E. M. AnscombeD. E. JenkinsE.A. Gellner and R.M. HareProf. Wind and S.N. HampshireA. Kenny and G.E.L. OwenProfessor Braithwaite and Dr. A.M.FarrerDr. Mary Hesse and Dr. F. WaismannMay 21, 1956May 28, 1956October 15, 1956October 19, 1956October 29, 1956November 5, 1956November 12, 1956November 19, 1956January 28, 1957February 4, 1957February 11, 1957February 18, 1957February 25, 1957May 2, 1957February 10, 1958February 24, 1958March 6, 1958May 1, 1958May 8, 1958May 12, 1958May 22, 1958Religion of the Philosophy of Science May 28, 1958J.R. SearleDeterminismProfessor Zaehner and The Principal ofNirvanaManchesterMay 29, 1958Professor H.H. Price and A.M. Quinton Believing 'In' and Believing 'That'October 20, 1958C.M. Taylor and D.F. PearsW.H. Walsh and P.L. GardinerJune 5, 1958A Continental View of EnglishEmpiricismHow to Read a Metaphysician (withparticular reference to Hegel)Page 9October 30, 1958November 3, 1958Notes

Name(s)Professor A.G.H. Flew and I.M.CrombieLecture TitleDateHume on MiraclesNovember 10, 1958G.E. de Graaf and The Revd. A. Kenny The Logic of 'God Exists'November 13, 1958L.A. Paul and M.W. DickMcIntyre and BrownDon EvansM. PolanyiProfessor H.D. LewisProfessor E. NewtonG.J. WarnockChristianity and Paradox: ANecessary Association?The Ontological DisasterThe Moral OughtCreation by the WordBeyond NihilismPersons and MysteryArt and TemperamentCommon SenseRev. Dr. E. Mascall and W. C. KnealeTheology and AnalogyMay 2, 1960J. M. HintonSensation, Perception, and PriviacyMay 16, 1960A. HarrisonPhilosophy and Poetry (extra meeting) May 20, 1960B. Mayo and P. F. StrawsonProf. J. Z. YoungThe Aesthetic FallacyMemoryPredication and Metaphysics (extrameeting)May 26, 1960June 6, 1960The Psychology of MoralsNovember 7, 1960Professor H.G. Wood and M.J. WoodsT. C. Potts and C. A. KirwanMichael Argyle and Rev. D.E. JenkinsNovember 17, 1958November 28, 1958February 9, 19591960?January 25, 1960February 4, 1960February 18, 1960February 29, 1960June 10, 1960Jim A. Thrower and J.J. MacIntoshD.L. Pole and A. HarrisonThe Concept of Freedom inExistentialist EthicsObsolescence and MoralResponsibilityMinds Machines and GödelFrom World to GodCan Virtue be TaughThe Moral Law and The Law of GodFix't Fate, Free Will, ForeknowledgeAbsoluteThe Analysis of IThe Value of Meaningful LivesDr. I. Lakatos and Dr. H. WangGod, Angels and the Triviality of Truth May 18, 1961Rev. E. D'Arcy and J.M. HintonDoing Evil that God may comeMay 22, 1961D. EmmetMoral Relativity and Moral JudgmentOctober 20, 1961Prof. Findlay, Miss AnscombeRichard Wollheim and Prof. T.PenelhumProf. Phillip Merlan and MarshallBermanProf. A. I. Melden and Sam CovalMr. Michael Argyle and Dr. SpencerG. E. M. Anscombe and JonathenCohenB. G. Mitchell and B. B. RundleD. G. C. MacNabb and N. S.SutherlandJ. R. Lucas and G. C. SteadThe Cartography of ValueNovember 10, 1961ImmortalityMay 11, 1962Hegel: Cur Deus HomoMay 18, 1962Rule UtilitarianismReligion and Mental DisorderMay 25, 1962June 1, 1962Hume on MiraclesJune 15, 1962Language, Logic and GodOctober 22, 1962TryingNovember 12, 1962The Origin of Sin (Evil)November 22, 1962Mrs. WarnockCorbettJ. LucasProf. Hepburn, Justin GoslingProf. G. RyleP. GeachProf. J.L. MackiePage 10November 14, 1960January 17, 1961January 30, 1961February 9, 1961February 16, 1961March 1, 1961April 28, 1961May 4, 1961May 12, 1961Notes

Name(s)R. M. Hare and P. R. FootJ. O. Urmson and Mrs. M. WarnockM. Cranston and A. MacIntyreD. W. Hamlyn and J. M. HintonL. Minio-Paluello and Mrs. M. KnealeProf. R. W. HepburnProf. C. B. Joynt and Prof. I. BerlinLecture TitlePain and EvilPunishmentSarte's 'Marxism'Perception and the External WorldAquinas: To be or Not to BeMysticismHistorical FactsDateDecember 4, 1962January 24, 1963February 4, 1963February 14, 1963February 25, 1963May 10, 1963May 16, 1963Prof. A. N. Prior and M. A. E. Dummett ExistenceMay 24, 1963Prof. J. R. Jones and A. M. QuintonJ. Heywood ThomasHow do I know Who I am?Elijah and the Prophets of BaalMeaninglessness, Nonsense andVacuityMiraculous InterventionBuridan's Horse--A Question ofIntentionalityPressupositions in Sex EthicsPleasure and HappinessImages, Symbols and TruthIn Memoriam C.S. Lewis (openmeeting)"The Ground of Being"?June 17, 1963October 25, 1963Behaviour as TranscendenceApril 30, 1964Morality--Absolute or Relative?May 15, 1964Reason and FaithAre There Relgious Facts?Habit and OriginalityScience and Man's Place in theUniverseTowards the Right MetaphysicalSystem (Symposium)Towards the Right MetaphysicalSystem (Symposium)Atheistic MaterialismChristian TheismFurther MetaphysicsMoral Choice and Divine AuthorityAnalyticity and MemoryNewman's Distinction betweenNotional and Real AssentThe Nature of ArtThe Limitations of KnowledgeBrute FictionIs Philosophy Linguistic?Teaching Moral ValuesThe Problem of Man's Control of HisEnvironmentMarin Buber: Safe as EncounterMemory and Personal IdentityThe Language of TheismPleasing the GodsThe Origin of SinMay 23, 1964June 16, 1964October 23, 1964B. A. O. Williams and F. C. T. MooreR. C. Wallace and J. J. MacIntoshP. T. Geach and Prof. W. C. KnealeA. M. Allchin and C. KensitC. C. W. Taylor and A. C. MacIntyreA. C. BridgeOwen Barfield, Dr. Austin Farrer andColin HardieProf. Dorothy EmmetCornelius Ernst, O.P. and MaryWarnockA. C. R. G. Montefiore and J. C. B.GoslingInformal DiscussionProf J. H. HickArthur KoestlerProf. PolanyiRom Harre and John Lucas [D. M.Mackennin and Stella Aldwinckle?]H. R. Harre, L. C. Holborow, J. R.Lucas and J. J. MacIntoshDr. S. C. CovalDr. A. M. FarrerInformal MeetingLady OppenheimerMiss G. E. M. AnscombeProf. H. H. PriceMr. A. M. QuintonProf. J. W. S. PringleMr. F. C. T. MooreMr. A. J. P. KennyMr. J. WilsonProf. H. MotzProf. M. DiamondJ. J. MacIntoshH. MeynellP. T. GeachJ. R. LucasPage 11November 1, 1963November 18, 1963November 29, 1963January 27, 1964February 7, 1964February 13, 1964February 17, 1964February 28, 1964November 6, 1964November 20 and27, 1964Janaury 29 andFebruary 5, 1965February 19, 1965March 5, 1965May 7, 1965May 14, 1965May 28, 1965October 15, 1965October 29, 1965November 12, 1965November 26, 1965January 27, 1966February 10, 1966February 24, 1966March 10, 1966May 12, 1966May 19, 1966June 2, 1966October 13, 1966Notes

Name(s)C. A. KirwanProf. R. M. HareB. G. MitchellProf. G. E. HughesJonathan GloverC. C. W. TaylorProf. Paul Van BurenLeslie StevensonBernard WilliamsJames C. ThorntonThomas McPhersonJohn WilsonDavid CooperJ. A. D. Iorns [spelling?]Prof. C. A. van PeursenProf. R. SorabjiMichael LockwoodD. Z. PhillipsS. I. BennProf. PringleE. BentonH.R. HarreImre LakatosProfessor R.F. AtkinsonLecture TitleDo Proper Names Connote?Meaning and Speech-ActsLaw, Religion and MoralityBelieving in GodThe Concept of Mental IllnessNeeding and WantingOn Doing TheologyImmanent TranscendenceThe Self and the FutureReligion and MoralsOn CommitmentReligion as a Type of MoralityMeaningsThe Ontillogical [sic] ArgumentTheory of Knowledge and theIntegration of Scientific DisciplinesAristotle and Oxford Philosophy(to be announced)Religious Belief and LanguageGamesFreedom, Authority and DominationThe Limits of Scientific KnowledgeMarcuse on Human NeedsSt. John of the Cross and Models ofGodCriticism and the Growth ofKnowledge (Kuhn vs. Popper)Decency and DecorumPage 12DateNotesOctober 27, 1966November 10, 1966November 17, 1966January 26, 1968February 2, 1968February 9, 1968February 16, 1968March 8, 1968April 30, 1968May 10, 1968May 17, 1968October 18, 1968October 25, 1968November 8, 1968November 13, 1968February 7, 1969February 14, 1969February 28, 1969March 7, 1969May 2, 1969October 24, 1969October 31, 1969November 14, 1969November 28, 1969

Mr. D. M. MacKinnon and Dr. D. Falk Morals and Religion February 4, 1946 . Farrer Can Science Provide a Basis for Ethics? February 11, 1946 Prof. L. W. Grensted Superstition and Faith. February 18, 1946 Dr. F. H. Heinemann and Mr. J. M. Urmson Reply to Historicism February 25, 1946 Hon. E. Plumer Rehabilitation - and then? March 4, 1946