INTRODUCTION, page 1

• "The Historical Shaping of the Foundations of Mathematics"
  Robert Brabenec, Wheaton College, page 3

SESSION 1: TWENTIETH CENTURY ISSUES

• "Recent Problems in the Foundations of Mathematics"
  Terence H. Perciante, Wheaton College, page 15
• "Recent Parallels Between the Philosophy of Science and Mathematics"
  Joseph Spradley, Wheaton College, page 27
• "Wanted: Christian Perspectives in the Philosophy of Mathematics"
  Arthur F. Holmes, Wheaton College, page 39

SESSION 2: THE NATURE OF MATHEMATICAL TRUTH

• "Of Men, Models, and Mathematics"
  Charles Hatfield, University of Missouri at Rolla, page 49
• "Formalizing the Liar Paradox"
  Frank Meyer, Bethel College, St. Paul, Minnesota, page 63
   
• "Skolem's Paradox and the Predestination/Free-Will Discussion"
  Gene B. Chase, Messiah College, page 75

SESSION 3: THE EXISTENCE OF MATHEMATICAL OBJECTS

• "Epistemology to Ontology"
  Charles R. Hampton, The College of Wooster, page 83
• "Existence in Mathematics"
  Willis Alberda, Dordt College, page 89
• "A Brief Introduction to Godel's Theorems"
  Michael Detlefsen, University of Minnesota--Duluth, page 95
• "Current Work on Mathematical Truth"
  Michael Detlefsen, University of Minnesota--Duluth, page 109

SESSION 4: THE CONCEPT OF THE INFINITE

• "God: All Sufficient or Infinite"
  Thomas E. Iverson, Central College, page 121
• "Infinity & Reality"
  John W. Warner, The College of Wooster 127

SESSION 5: APPLICATION TO TEACHING

• "Getting Their Interest--Initiating Students Into The Study of Foundational Issues in Mathematics"
  Harold Heie, Gordon College, page 141
• "The Foundations of Mathematics and the Mathematics Curriculum"
  Bayard Baylis, The King's College, page 151
• "A Christian Point of View"
  A. Wayne Roberts, Macalester College, page 161

VITA OF SPEAKERS, page 169
DIRECTORY OF INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS, page 173