Machine generated contents note: 1.Overview -- 2.Choice of Authors -- 1.Abraham Joshua Heschel on Prophetic Inspiration -- 1.Introduction -- 2.The Mission of the Prophet -- 3.Divine Pathos -- 4.The Prophetic Act -- 5.Concluding Reflections -- 2.J. T. Burtchaell on Catholic Theories of Biblical Inspiration -- 1.Introduction -- 2.Content Inspiration -- 3.Verbal Inspiration -- 4.Catholic Scholarship and the Magisterium -- 5.Concluding Reflections -- 3.Bruce Vawter on Social Inspiration -- 1.Introduction -- 2.Canonical Considerations -- 3.The Prophetic Model of Inspiration -- 4.The Scholastic Synthesis and Later Protestant Thought -- 5.Concluding Reflections -- 4.W. J. Abraham and Divine Inspiration According to Human Analogy -- 1.Introduction -- 2.Divine Speaking -- 3.Abraham's Proposal -- 4.Concluding Reflections -- 5.Kern R. Trembath and an Existential Model of Biblical Inspiration -- 1.Introduction -- 2.The Nature of Biblical Inspiration -- 3.Deductivist and Inductivist Theories of Biblical Inspiration -- 4.Inspiration and the Human Recipient -- 5.The Means of Inspiration -- 6.The Initiator of Inspiration -- 7.Concluding Reflections -- 6.Paul J. Achtemeier on Biblical Inspiration and Authority -- 1.Introduction -- 2.Background -- 3.Two Contemporary Views of Inspiration -- 4.The Locus of Inspiration -- 5.Inspiration and Authority -- 6.Concluding Reflections -- 7.Biblical Inspiration and the Eucharist -- A Proposal -- Conclusion -- The Nature of Biblical Inspiration.
