For Christians, the humanizing of man and his world will necessarily take place in the context of the redemptive incarnation of Christ in his Church, so that not only mankind in general, not even generic religions experience, but even the very Church as institution must be more truly human in its service of men. A variety of inquiries into the implications of such humanization make up the present volume of the annual publication of the College Theology Society, A World More Human, A Church More Christian.