INDEX
- Abbott, Lyman, reference to, [131].
- American Journal of Theology, The, reference to, [86].
- Analogy of Organism. See Organism.
- Annihilation, doctrine of, why rejected, 239 ff.
- Arbitrariness, excluded in God, [220] ff.
- Aristotle, quoted, [26];
- his position abandoned by mysticism, [56].
- Association, personal, in redemption, [149] ff;
- Assumption of the book, [3].
- Atonement, in the light of social consciousness, [147] ff, [150] ff;
- Baldwin, J. M., reference to, [12].
- Biblical Trinity, [224], [225].
- Blood covenant, as applied to doctrine of atonement, [157].
- Böhme, Jacob, referred to, [71].
- Bowne, B. P., on causality and purpose, [43];
- Bradley, F. H., on the religious feeling in philosophy, [129].
- Brooks, Phillips, reference to, [28], [146];
- Bruce's The Kingdom of God, reference to, [52].
- Bushnell, H., on impenitence of Jesus, [193].
- Calvinism, [220].
- Causality and purpose, [42], [43].
- Christ, See Jesus.
- Christian, the historically, emphasized by the social consciousness, [102] ff.
- Christianity, as contributing to sense of mutual influences, [13];
- sometimes unconscious, [130].
- Church, the, importance of the doctrine of, [177] ff.
- Clarke, W. N., referred to, [116], [224];
- Common qualities and interests, most valuable, [177] ff.
- Confessions of faith, Christian fellowship in, [167] ff;
- Corinthians, first, twelfth chapter of, as expression of analogy of organism, [23];
- Cornill, reference to, [64].
- Creation, eternal, [214] ff;
- reverence for person in, [230] ff.
- Creed, Christian fellowship in, [167] ff;
- Denison, J. H., referred to, [197].
- Devotional literature, difficulty in, [84];
- referred to, [141].
- Dewey, John, referred to, [12].
- Drummond, H., reference to, [21];
- on sin, [140].
- Du Bois, Patterson, on true spirit of fatherhood, [110].
- Edwards, Jonathan, referred to, [22].
- Election, in Paul, [116];
- a choice for service, [116].
- Emotion, extreme emphasis on, a danger in mysticism, [71];
- cf. [135] ff.
- Eternal creation, [214] ff.
- "Eternal truths," God's relation to, [212] ff.
- Ethical, the, in religion, [86] ff;
- proofs that religion must be, [89] ff.
- Ethicizing of religion, [89] ff;
- involved in relation to Christ, [89];
- the divine will in ethical command, [90];
- involved in nature of God's gifts, [91];
- communion with God through harmony with his will, [92];
- the vision of God for the pure in heart, [92];
- sharing the life of God, [93];
- Christ, as satisfying our claims on life, [94];
- attraction to Christ, ethically conditioned, [96];
- the moral law, a revelation of the love of God, [98].
- Ethics and religion, [87], [89] ff.
- Everett, C. C, criticism of Nietzsche, [120].
- Expository Times, The, reference to, [64].
- Fairbairn, A. M., his The Place of Christ in Modern Theology, mentioned, [110];
- Faith, necessity of, in life, [43], [44].
- Faith in men, increased by sense of likeness, [128].
- Father and child, the analogy of, applied to redemption, [154] ff.
- Favorites, none with God, [116] ff.
- Fellowship, Christian, help of, in coming into kingdom, [159] ff;
- Fiske, John, reference to, [21].
- Freedom, in man, [181] ff;
- Fremantle, W. H., reference to, [141].
- Friendship, laws of, as holding in religion, [67].
- Future life;
- Galatians, Epistle to, referred to, [83].
- Genung, G. F., on "an apocalypse of Kipling," [245].
- Giddings, F. H., reference to, [9], [10], [19], [20], [62], [117];
- on the "social mind," [138].
- God, immanence of, as related to social consciousness, [40] ff;
- his will, ethical basis of social consciousness, [44] ff;
- sharing in our life, [48];
- will of, felt in ethical command, [90];
- his gifts require ethical attitude to receive them, [91], [92];
- our sharing his life, [93];
- we cannot do his will in general, [100];
- a thoroughly personal conception of, needed, [207] ff;
- guarding the conception of, [208] ff, [211];
- suprapersonal in, [209];
- Nash on doctrine of personality of, [210];
- always completely personal, [212] ff;
- relation to eternal truths, [212] ff;
- as eternally creating, [214] ff;
- unity and unchangeableness of, [216] ff;
- limiting conception of immanence of, [217] ff;
- deepening thought of Fatherhood of, [218] ff;
- as the great servant, [219];
- no arbitrariness in, [220];
- passibility of God, [221];
- trinity in, [222] ff.
- Grahame, Kenneth, on love, [123];
- referred to, [124].
- Harnack, A., on Christ, [200].
- Harris, J. R., quoted, [234].
- Hegel, on greatest in art, [119].
- Heredity, not to be over-emphasized, [37];
- Herrmann, W., referred to, [22], [70], [173];
- Historical, the, under-estimated by mysticism, [72].
- Historical justification needed by social consciousness, [59] ff, [102] ff.
- Historically, the, Christian, emphasized by the social consciousness, [102] ff.
- History, no mere natural process, [218] ff;
- Holy Spirit, doctrine of, often made superstitious, [236].
- Honesty of the world, double meaning of, [80].
- Hope for men, increased by sense of likeness, [128].
- Hosea, as illustration of inter-play of human and divine relations, [68].
- Howells, W. D., his A Boy's Town, quoted, [118];
- referred to, [123].
- Howison, G. H., on the person, [180], [208], [230];
- referred to, [210].
- Humanity, idea of, from Christianity, [13].
- Ideal view, requires the facts of the social consciousness, [29] ff, [32] ff.
- Imitation, to be avoided, [172] ff.
- Immanence of God, as metaphysical ground of facts of social consciousness, [40] ff;
- "Immortability," discussed, [124] ff.
- Immortality, J. S. Mill on, [50];
- Indian mysticism, [74].
- Israel, significance of its social struggle, [63];
- ecstasy among its prophets, [64].
- James, William, on heredity, [37];
- Jesus, Brooks on his intellectual life, [81];
- on his emotional life, [84];
- relation to, necessarily ethical, [89], [94], [96];
- satisfies our highest claims on life, [94];
- his social emphases, [111] ff;
- Brooks on his interest in the uninteresting, [124];
- the great Christian confession, [174] ff;
- loyalty to, best assurance for doctrine, [175];
- the personal in, [184] ff;
- a personal revelation of God, [184] ff;
- the moral and spiritual in his supremacy, [185] ff;
- grounds of his supremacy, [188] ff;
- among founders of religion, [189] ff;
- his sinlessness, [192] ff;
- his impenitence, [193];
- rises to highest ideals, [194] ff;
- shows character of God, [195] ff;
- consciously able to redeem all men, [196];
- transcendent God-consciousness and sense of mission, [197] ff;
- calls out absolute trust, [198] ff;
- in him God certainly finds us, [199] ff;
- the ideal realized, [200] ff;
- his double uniqueness, [201] ff;
- sense of kinship with, and reality of, [205] ff;
- divinity of, as related to Trinity, [224];
- reverence for person in, [226] ff.
- Judgment, according to light, [132] ff;
- Kaftan, J., referred to, [86].
- Keim, quoted, [52].
- King, references to his Reconstruction in Theology, [16], [20], [23], [43], [67], [185], [187], [188], [203], [205], [212], [13], [218].
- Kipling, R., on the value of the common, [119];
- G. F. Genung on, [245].
- Lanier, S., quoted, on Christ, [201].
- Leibnitz, referred to, [172].
- Life, the richest, ideal conditions of, [68] ff.
- Like-mindedness of men, [9] ff;
- Lotze, reference to, [13], [25], [31], [42], [213], [214];
- Love, sense of, [20];
- Man, the personal in, [180] ff;
- Matheson, George, on sacrifice, [49].
- McConnell, S. D., objection to one part in his argument as to immortality, [124] ff.
- McCurdy, on the significance of the social struggle in Israel, [63].
- Metaphysical, not to be emphasized, in conception of Christ, [185] ff;
- Mill, J. S., on immortality, [50].
- Moral world, prerequisites of, [30] ff;
- Mistiness in mysticism, [73].
- Moral initiative in men, [181] ff.
- Moral law, a revelation of the love of God, [98].
- Mulford, E., referred to, [229].
- Münsterberg, H., referred to, [79];
- reference to his Psychology and Life, [79].
- Mutual influence of men, [11] ff;
- contributing lines of thought, [11] ff;
- threefold form of the conviction, [13] ff;
- as element of social consciousness, [11] ff, [50];
- influence upon theological doctrine, [136] ff;
- for good, [144] ff;
- in attainment of character, [145] ff;
- in personal relation to God, [160] ff;
- in confession of faith, [167] ff.
- Mystical, the falsely, opposition of the social consciousness to, [55] ff, [57] ff;
- Mystical, the truly, emphasized by the social consciousness, [66] ff, [70] ff;
- Mysticism, its relation to the social consciousness, [55] ff;
- Nash, H. S., on ethical basis of social consciousness in will of God, [45] ff;
- Neo-Darwinian school, referred to, [37].
- Neo-Platonic mysticism, [55] ff, [74].
- New World, The, reference to, [12], [120].
- Neitzsche, criticism of, by Everett, [120].
- Obligation, sense of, [18] ff;
- Organism, analogy of, [23] ff;
- Orr's The Christian View of God and the World, reference to, [51].
- Pantheism, tendency to, in mysticism, [58], [74].
- Paul, his rejection of the falsely mystical, [60], [61], [83].
- Paulsen, on key to reality, [25];
- Peabody, F. G., referred to, [65];
- Person, value of, [16] ff, [50];
- Personal, the, recognition of, [179] ff;
- "Personal idealism," [180], [181], [210].
- Personal relation, in religion, emphasized by social
consciousness, [66] ff;
- leads to the truly mystical, [70] ff.
- Philo, as representative of mysticism, [55].
- Philosophical Review, The, reference to, [40].
- Philosophy, as contributing to sense of mutual influence, [12].
- Plato, his position abandoned by mysticism, [56].
- Plotinus, as representative of mysticism, [55].
- Prophets, the, their standpoint abandoned by Philo, [55];
- Propitiation, ethical meaning of, [150] ff, [156], [158] ff.
- Providence, reverence for person in, [232] ff.
- Psychology, as contributing to sense of mutual influence, [12].
- Purpose and causality, [42], [43].
- Race-connection, not prime cause of unity of men, [35] ff.
- Race, real unity of, [136] ff;
- Ranke, on Christ, [192].
- Rational, two senses of, [80].
- Reconstruction in Theology, references to, [16], [20], [23], [43], [67], [185], [187], [188], [203], [205], [212], [217], [218].
- Redemption, as viewed from point of view of mutual influence for good, [147] ff;
- Religion, and theology, [6], [113];
- Reverence for the person characterizing all God's relations to men, [226] ff;
- Ritschl, A., referred to, [137].
- Royce, Josiah, reference to, [12].
- Sabatier, A., reference to, [171].
- Sanday, W., reference to, [187].
- Schiller, F. C, S., reference to, [40].
- Science, as contributing to sense of mutual influence, [11].
- Scotist position as to God, [213].
- Separateness from God, meaning of, [180] ff.
- Sin, sense of, deepened by social consciousness, [139] ff;
- Smith, G. A., reference to, [64].
- Social consciousness, definition, [9] ff;
- elements in, [9] ff;
- meaning of, for theology, [5] ff;
- analogy of organism, inadequate for, [24] ff;
- analogy, tested, [26] ff;
- necessity of its facts for ideal interests, [29] ff;
- the question, [29];
- else, no moral world, [30] ff, [32] ff;
- ultimate explanation and ground of, [35] ff;
- metaphysical ground, [35] ff:
- not due to physical race-connection, [35] ff;
- nor primarily to heredity, [37] ff;
- nor to mystical solidarity, [37] ff;
- but to immanence of God, [40] ff;
- ethical basis, [44] ff;
- supporting will of God, [44];
- Nash on, [45];
- Paulsen on, [46];
- God's sharing in our life, [48] ff;
- consequent transfiguration of, [49] ff.
- its influence upon religion, [53] ff;
- opposed to the falsely mystical, [57] ff;
- emphasizes personal relation in religion, and so the truly mystical, [66] ff;
- demands the ethicizing of religion, [86] ff;
- needs historical justification, [102] ff;
- its influence upon theological doctrine, [105] ff:
- "Social mind," real meaning of, [138];
- Giddings on, [138].
- "Social Trinity," [222] ff.
- Solidarity, a mystical, not to be pressed, [39].
- Solidarity of race, often falsely conceived, [16], [35], [39], [137] ff.
- Stevenson, R. L., on the poetical and ideal in men, [122];
- Subjectivism, tendency to, in mysticism, [72].
- Substitution, ethical meaning of, [150] ff, [158] ff.
- Sully, J., on immortality, [50].
- Supra-personal, the, in God, [209].
- Symbolism, strong tendency to, in mysticism, [76].
- Sympathy with men, increased by sense of likeness, [127].
- Tennyson, his self-hypnotism, [74].
- Theme of the book, [1] ff.
- Theologian, the, an interpreter, [5];
- Theologian's, the, point of view, [5] ff.
- Theology, and religion, [6], [113];
- Thomist position as to God, [223].
- Trinity, doctrine of, [222] ff;
- "Trinity, Social," [222] ff.
- Tritheism, involved in a real social trinity, [222] ff.
- Triunity of God, doctrine of, [223] ff.
- "Truths, eternal," God's relation to, [212] ff.
- Unchangeableness of God, [216] ff.
- Unconscious Christianity, [130].
- Uniqueness, a double, in Christ, [201] ff;
- Weismann, referred to, [37].
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