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| Foreword | |
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| Introduction: Alzheimer's, the Theological Disease | |
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| Deconstruction Incarnate: The Etiology and Teleology of Alzheimer's Disease | |
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| Medical Aspects of Alzheimer's Disease | |
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| Imagining Alzheimer's: Narrative, Prayer, and Disease | |
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| Theological Questions Raised by Alzheimer's Disease: An Agenda | |
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| Memory and Canonicity | |
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| God's Memory, the Foundation of Our Hope | |
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| Human Memory, Faith, and Apostolicity in Israel and the Church | |
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| Forgetting, Sin, and Modernity | |
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| Dynamism and Duree: Modern Contributions to Memory | |
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| A Theological Appreciation of Memory: Memory as Canon | |
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| Method as Memory | |
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| Personal Experience and Pastoral Needs | |
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| The Duree of Doctrine | |
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| Traditional Christianity and the Church/Academy Problem | |
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| Theological Convictions | |
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| Method as Memory | |
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| The Soul and Its Grammar | |
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| The Passive-Voice Soul | |
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| The Deactivation of the Active-Voice Soul | |
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| Materialism and "Soul-Speak" | |
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| Calvin and Hobbes | |
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| The Heart-Body Mystery | |
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| Death and Resurrection, Praise and Paradise | |
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| Resurrection, Present and Past | |
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| Caregiving and Resurrection | |
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| Death, Dying, and Alzheimer's Disease | |
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| Death, Praise, and Church Preaching | |
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| Streets of Gold and the Beatific Vision | |
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| Sin, Alzheimer's Apocalyptic, and Forgiveness | |
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| Sin: A Glutinous Conviction | |
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| The Weariness of Acedia and the Burden of Guilt | |
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| Alzheimer's Apocalyptic and Church Proclamation | |
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| What the Church Can Learn | |
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| Beauty, the Church, and Christology | |
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| Descriptions of the Beautiful | |
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| Beauty and Belief; or, A Christian Rhetoric | |
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| The Caregiver as Christian Poet | |
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| Caregiving and the Freedom of Churched History | |
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| The Caregiver as Historian | |
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| Jesus as Historian | |
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| The Freedom of Churched History | |
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| Afterword: An Alzheimer's Hermeneutic and the Love of God | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |