Religion & Sex: Studies in the Pathology of Religious Development

by Chapman Cohen

INDEX

• Adolescence and Religion, [177-8], [181], [276-7].
• Adolescence and Primitive Customs, [178].
• Adolescence and Nervous Disorders, [196-7].
• Adolescence, Social Significance of, [183-5].
• Agapæ, [152].
• Asceticism, [121], [125], [146], [208-13].
• Asceticism and Purity, [213].
• Asceticism, Influence on Religion, [224-5].
• Augustine, [157].
• Authority, Conflict with Science, [viii].

• Baring-Gould, S., [147], [153], [209].
• Baring-Gould, S., on Mysticism and Sexualism, [125], [151].
• Brinton, D. G., on Origin of Religion, [14].
• Bryce, J., [232].
• Buckle, T. H., [256].

• Catherine of Sienna, [85], [129].
• Celibacy, [214-5].
• Celibacy, Results on Morals, [220-3].
• Celibacy, Social Consequences of, [216-9], [220-3].
• Clouston, Sir T. S., on Revivals, [195].
• Clouston, Sir T. S., on the Connection between Sexualism and Religion, [140].
• Conversion, Pathological Nature of, [194].
• Conversion and Adolescence, [32], [176-7], [276].
• Conversion, Theological Notions of, [169-71].
• Conversion, Ages of Converts, [174-5], [194-5].
• Conversion, Statistics of, [173-5].
• Conversion and Imitation, [188].
• Conversion, Social Aspects of, [200].
• Convulsionnaires (The), [239].
• Crowd Psychology, [206].
• Crusades, Character of, [227-9].
• Crusades, Children's, [230].
• Crusades, Consequences of, [232-3].
• Cudworth, R., [259].

• Dalyell, J. G., [257].
• Dancing and Religious Ecstasy, [60-1].
• Dancing Epidemics, [236-40].
• Death, Savage Ideas of, [44].
• Demoniacs, [77].
• Disease, Theory of, amongst Primitive Peoples, [46].
• Disease, Theory of, amongst the Early Christians, [47].
• D'Israeli, I., on Sexualism and Religion, [17], [135].
• Draper, J. W., [231].
• Drugs, their use in the history of Religion, [57].

• Environment, [36], [38].
• Environment, Nature of Primitive, [39].
• Epilepsy, Influence of, in fostering Supernaturalism, [74-9].
• Epilepsy, Opinion of Dr. Hollander, [75].
• Epilepsy, Opinion of Sir T. S. Clouston, [75].
• Epilepsy, Opinion of Dr. C. Norman, [76].
• Epilepsy, Opinion of Emanuel Deutsch, [77], [79].
• Epilepsy in New Testament, [77].
• Erotic Sects, [155-60], [165].
• Eroticism and Supernaturalism, [126-8], [132], [136-9].
• Evidence for the Supernatural, [2], [271].

• Fasting, [61-5].
• Flagellation, [234-5].
• Forlong, Maj.-Gen., [109 n.]
• Fox, George, Account of Visions, [82].
• Frazer, J. G., [39], [46], [97], [99], [111].
• Free Love—Religious, [150], [161-4].

• Galton, Francis, on Religious and Morbid States, [86].
• Galton, Francis, [219].
• Gibbon, E., [227].
• Gowers, Sir W. R., [197].
• Granger, Prof., [84], [141-3].

• Hallucinations, [23-4-5], [62], [84].
• Hecker, J. F. C., [236-7].
• Hopkins, Mathew, [261-2].
• Human Qualities, Identity of, [6].

• Interpretation, Growth of Scientific, [xiii].
• Ireland, Dr. W. W., on Hallucinations, [23-4].

• James, W., [10], [11], [14], [15], [16], [17], [21], [81], [83], [130], [131], [145], [175-6], [272].

• Kingsley, Mary, on Primitive Thought, [42].

• Lea, H. C., [220-1].
• Le Bon, Gustave, on Crowd Psychology, [206].
• Lecky, W. E. H., [154], [212], [221].
• Luther and Demonism, [25], [58], [82], [253].

• Maudsley, H., on the Relation between Nervous States and Ecstasy, [66], [76], [133].
• Medicine and the Church, [70-1].
• Menstruation, [95-6-7-8].
• Mental States, Reality of, [xi], [7], [22].
• Mercier, C., Connection between Sexualism and Religion, [124], [140-1], [187], [197].
• Milman, H. H., [219], [222-3], [225-6], [229], [232].
• Mind, Theories of, [x].
• Mistletoe, Origin of Kissing under, [109 n.]
• Mohammed, his Account of Inspiration, [78], [81].
• Monasticism, [225].
• Monasticism and the Family, [216-7], [219], [222-3].
• Monasticism and Morals, [220].
• Mysticism, [131], [279-80].
• Mysticism and the Abnormal, [55].
• Mysticism and Puberty, [186].
• Mysticism, Definitions of, [278-9].
• Mystics, Claims of, [xi].

• Opium, Effects of, [58].

• Pathological States and Religious Belief, [5], [49].
• Pathological Aspects of Revivals, [190-1-2-3], [201].
• Pathology of Religion, Need of, [3].
• Phallicism, [104-5-6-7-8-9].
• Pike, L. O., on Character of Crusaders, [229].
• Procreation, Primitive Beliefs concerning, [93-4].
• Psychological Epidemics, [207].
• Psychology, Normal and Abnormal, [3].
• Psychology as a Social Force, [37-8].
• Puberty, [180-6].
• Puberty Customs, [62], [95], [96].

• Religion, Definition of, [1].
  • Association of, with Non-religious Forces, [4].
  • and Intuition, [51].
  • and Puberty, [180].
  • and Dancing, [60-1-2].
  • and Fasting, [63-4-5].
  • and Environment, [199], [202].
  • in Primitive Life, [40], [44-5-6], [53].
  • its Connection with Pathological Conditions, [8], [14], [68-9], [70-1-2-3-4].
• Religious Faculty, Fallacy of, [7], [19], [20].
• Religious Idea and Modern Thought, [vii].
• Renan, E., [145].
• Revivalistic Religion, [163], [172], [189], [190], [193], [201].
• Russian Sects, [164-7].

• Saints, Medical Uses of, [70].
• Santa Teresa, [85].
• Science, Function of, [xi-xii].
• Sexualism and Religious Belief, [9], [11-2], [89-90], [120], [121], [125-9], [145], [275].
• Sexualism and Religious Belief, Opinion of Dr. Norman, [122];
  • of Dr. Forel, [123];
  • of Dr. Mercier, [124];
  • of Dr. Krafft-Ebing, [125];
  • of Dr. Maudsley, [133-4].
• Smith, W. R., on the Meaning of 'Unclean,' [101].
• Sociability, Significance of, [35].
• Social Life and Religious Theories, [13], [281].
• Spencer, H., [37], [46].
• Spiritual Wifehood, [148-9].
• Spiritualism, [53-4].
• Starbuck, E. D., on Conversion, [174], [200].
• Sully, J., [20].
• Supernaturalism, Causes of Persistence of, [271], [273], [277], [282].
• Supernaturalism, Consequences of, [283-4].
• Supernaturalism, Persistence of, [2].
• Suso, Austerities of, [85].
• Swedenborg, E., [80].
• Symonds, J. A., Experience under Chloroform, [29].

• Theologians, Attitude towards Science, [ix].
• Thomas, W. I., [182].
• Tylor, E. B., [1], [49], [54], [55], [71], [182], [193].

• Unclean, Religious Significance of, [100-1].

• Whittaker, T., on the Effects of Opium, [58].
• Williams, A., [250].
• Witchcraft, [27], [243].
  • Pathology of, [246-7].
  • and Christian Church, [244].
  • Bull of Innocent VIII., [248].
  • Extent of Epidemic, [250].
  • and Sir Thomas Browne, [265].
  • and Montaigne, [267].
  • and Sir M. Hale, [266].
  • and John Wesley, [259].
  • and Luther, [253].
  • and Protestantism, [252-3].
  • Scottish, [255-6-7-8], [267].
  • American, [254-5].
  • Children burned for, [251].
  • Description of Trial, [263-6].
  • Legislation in England, [253], [267].
• Witches, Methods of Detection, [260-1].
• Witches, Number killed, [250-1].
• Woman, Christian Church and, [102].
• Woman, why considered religiously unclean, [103].
• Woman, a Source of Spiritual Infection, [99].
• Woman, Influence of Religious Beliefs in determining her Social Position, [102-3], [110-9].
• Woman, Position among Primitive Peoples, [115].
• Wright, T., [251].