The sub-series includes lecture notes, overhead slides, and other course materials used by Prof. Livingston for classes taught at the College of William and Mary and with the Christopher Wren Association; speeches and lectures given by Livingston on a variety of topics; and various academic acknowledgements awarded to Livingston.

Research material on religious studies and philosophical themes, among others, including such prominent figures as Karl Barth, Charles Darwin, Paul Tillich, and P.N. Waggett; drafts and finalized works written by and edited by Prof. Livingston.

Correspondence, newspaper articles, and other materials concerning the Walter D. Mason professorship awarded to Livingston.

Correspondence, newspaper articles, and other materials concerning the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Fellowship awarded to Livingston.

Article written by Carol Capo for the Daily Press about Prof. Livingston and his response letter to her.

A letter written to Mrs. Livingston about the death of her husband, Prof. Livingston.

Materials from an interview of Livingston about his retirement for Religious News.

Materials concerning the retirement of Prof. Livingston from the College of William and Mary in 1998, including programs from his retirment ceremony.

Miscellaneous articles written by Livingston, including "The Shaping of a Self", "Tillich's Christology and Historical Research", and "The Contextualization of Intellectual History with Special Attention to Roman Catholic Modernism and Anti-Modernism".

Research and writings about civil religion, including "American Civil Religion: Requiem for a Faith?" by Livingston and newspaper interviews with Livingston about civil religion.

Correspondence with publishers and articles written by Livingston, including "Darwin, Darwinism, and Theology: Recent Studies" published in the Religious Studies Review from April 1982.

Article about Jacques Maritain written by Livingston.

"Preparing Students to live and to Make a Living" by Livingston.

"The Variety of Anglican Modernism" essay.

Handwritten notes and "Ritschl in Retrospect: History, Community, and Science".

Correspondence with publishers and "The Shaping of a Self: Some Considerations for Liberal Education" by Livingston.

Correspondence with publishers and "George Tyrrell as 'Modernist': His Key Theological Principles and His Replies to His Anti-Modernist Critics" written by Livingston.

Research about Claude Welch and "Reflections on Claude Welch's Protestant Thought in the Nineteenth Century".

Edited draft of "Chapter Four: The Theologies of Karl Barth".

Handwritten notes and edited drafts of works, including chapters about Louis Bautian and Maurice Blondel.

Handwritten notes, research, and book chapters about Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Handwritten notes and typed pages about Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Correspondence with publishers and the article "Christianity, Unbelief Within" written by Livingston.

Edited draft of chapter three "The Dialectual Theology: Karl Barth, Emil Brunner, and Friedrich Gogarten".

Research and an edited draft of chapter ten "Modern Women and Traditional Religion" from Religious and Modern Thought.