Part I: The Baptist Quarterly. Only those completely lacking in perception will fail to sense the contemporary orientation of these studies, the boldness of their reach, the challenge of the restatement they provide. Father Rahner will not take refuge behind the walls of scholasticism. He must always venture out to grapple with the relentless questions of today. Part II: The Church Quarterly Review. The issues with which Fr. Rahner is concerned are fundamental to the Christian religion and go down to the very roots of our contemporary Christian divisions and confrontations. Part III: The British Weekly. A Roman Catholic theologian of vast learning and startlingly original outlook. Part IV: Theology. The combined forcefulness and erudition of the whole work are most impressive scripture, medieval logic, existentialism and the writings of the Fathers are all pressed into service to throw light on one another and on the faith of the church. Part V: The Downside Review. There is little danger that these studies will be quickly forgotten.