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Introductory lecture; History of theol[ogical] education (including Bible study); Church history; Systematic theology; Practical theology; Christian sociology; Psychology and clinical training; Religious education; Christian-world relations; A Community of Christian scholars; Money matters; Women

Why do we give a course on Church and Labor?;Labor - Problems; History of l[abor] movement (2 folders); Suggestions for a long-range policy; Suggestions for a time of crisis and conflict; Labor conflict in Newton, Iowa, and the churches; Labor conflict in Gastonia and the churches; Unionism; Union-racketeering; A.F.L. [chart); Labor-union; [Untitled, on unions]; James Myers; After Dobler: Unionism; Prof. Doherty: Prerequisites of collective bargaining; Strike; J. Bryant: Management-labor relationships; Race issues in labor; Labor legislation; Labor in politics; Post-war; Radicalism in U.S. labor; Workers' education; Westphalen: Profit sharing; Ideals for prof[it] sharing; Consumers' cooperatives; New social experiments: profit sharing, cooperatives; Unemployment; Casual-migratory workers; The Effects of unemployment; The Church and labor: the minister's approach to labor; European labor and Christianity; Labor's religious outlook; Roman Catholic Church and labor (attachment: Harold E. Fey, Catholicism and the worker, Christian Century, Dec. 27, 1944)

Liquor problem; The Alcohol problem (2 folders); The Alcohol problem (2 pp., Pendle Hill Summer School, 1941); Alcohol

The Redemption of the criminal (2 pp.); The Redemption of the criminal (14 pp.); The Christian ethic and the crime problem; Capital punishment; What is crime?; Society's relation to crime; Crime and Negroes; Background and causes of crime; Dominant causes of crime; Daniel (on criminology; notes from book?); Baggs, Punishment; Punishment; R. Brown (on punishment and prison reform); Capital punishment; Death penalty (pp. 8-9); Capital punishment; Criminal justice (marked part 3)

Introduction; Definition and classification of ethics (4 folders); Two misconceptions in Christian ethics; [Untitled, on individual and social ethics]; Rejection of purely individualistic Gospel; The Church; Decisions; The Nature of Christian decision (pp. 1-5); How does the Christian make his decision? (pp. 11-12); The Nature of Christian decision (pp. 1-9); The Problem of compromise; The Illusion of the reality of progress; The Christian, the church, and the world (pp.1-3, 6-10); [Untitled; quotation from Troeltsch on Thomism, marked p. 5]; Transition; The Protestant Reformation; Calvin; [Untitled, on Niebuhr's analysis of church/world relations] (pp. 1-3, marked as sections 4-5); Some roots of social wrongs (p. 6); [Untitled, on anthropocentric vs. theocentric religion]; War; Conflict; Non Violence and nonviolent resistance; Civil disobedience; Principles

II. Applications. Sex - Marriage - Family - Divorce (7 folders); [Untitled; quotation from L.H. Thomas]; [Untitled; headed "last point"]; [Untitled, on Christianity in the Roman world; marked p. 3]; The Task of the Christian community (p. 1); [Untitled, on Jerome and Augustine]; [Untitled; Comte, Adler, and social order];Reformation (pp. Rl, R3); Sex - Marriage - Family - Divorce; Sex and marriage and family (marked (section] 5); What do about it?; [Untitled, on responsibility; marked p. 2];[Untitled, on the spiritual and physical]; Sex Christian approach; [Untitled, on Tertullian; marked pp. 2-4]; [Untitled; quotations from E.C. Gardner, Peter A. Bertocci]; [Untitled, on "Christian approach"]; [Untitled, on overemphasis of sex; marked p. 1a]

Sex and chastity; The Case for chastity and fidelity; [Untitled, on sex; pp. 3-4, 6-8, 10, 16]; Sex revolution; Sex; The Christian conception of sex; Kinsey report; Footnotes (pp. 3-5); [Untitled, on "where we go from here"]; [Untitled, on marriage; 1/2 p. handwritten); [Untitled, on marriage; 1/2 p. typed]; [Untitled, on divorce; 1/2 p.] [Untitled; quotation from Barry]; [Untitled; notes on Binkley, "What is right with marriage?"]; Marriages and divorces in the U.S.; Polygamy (Polygyny); Reasons for polygamy; Divorce (p. 4); Divorce (p. 4, section 5); [Untitled, on divorce; p. 2); [Untitled, on secularism and marriage; p. 8]; [Untitled; quotation from Tertullian; p. 1]; [Untitled; quotation from anonymous woman; p. 6]; [Untitled, on marriage; quotation from Brunner?]; Marriage and divorce ; On R.C.;St. Paul; Christians and Jews; Religion and broken homes; Endogamy/exogamy; Mixed marriages; Mixed marriages R.C.; Gordis, Sex and the family; Vatican Council II; Zimmerman and Cervantes, "Successful American families"; [Untitled, on Jewish and Catholic divorces]; The Family in Christian history; Christian guideposts for responsible parenthood; Religious groups - birth control; Summing up; The Future of the family