The following aim to offer a conversation, which as David Tracy writes, "...is a game with some hard rules: say only what you mean; say it as accurately as you can; listen to and respect what the other says, however different or other; be willing to correct or defend your opinions if challenged by the conversation partner; be willing to argue if necessary, to confront if demanded, to endure necessary conflict, to change your mind if the evidence suggests it." Plurality and Ambiguity, p. 19.

• Tad Dunne's conversation on Ignatian spirituality, aesthetics, and GEM.

• Emergent Probability and the Anthropic Principle by Vicente Marasigan

• The Question of Reduplication. By Peter Monette

• Lonergan's Metaphysics in the Theology-Science Context. by Paul Allen

• Lonergan and the Fourth Level of Intentionality. by Terry J. Tekippe and Louis Roy, OP, originally published in American Catholic Philosophical Quaterly70 (1996) 225-42.