This text focuses on the author's intention to analyze the lecture series by J. L. Hromádka on theology and philosophy held at the Hus Faculty during the 1949/50 summer semester. The author explains their cessation of reporting on the lectures, citing Hromádka's frequent digressions into topics such as Masaryk and Rádl, as well as their own inability to attend sessions. The completion of the intended analysis depends on the publication of comprehensive notes taken by a colleague named Dlask. Once these records are available, the author plans to write a detailed study for the publication "Mlat" and the journal "Křesťanská revue." The goal is to clarify the fundamental relationship between theology and philosophy and address ongoing theological debates regarding docetism. The text illustrates the intellectual climate and publication strategies within the Czech Protestant environment of the mid-20th century, emphasizing the need for conceptual clarity in both academic and broader religious circles during the postwar period.