INDEX
Agency, impersonal, [117] f.; limits of personal, [121] f.
Agnosticism, and theodicy, [154] f.
Albigenses, [162]
Arminianism, [161]
Asceticism, [156]; protestant, [202]
Attis, [23]
Attis mysteries, [24]
Balder, [21]
Biblical criticism, [66]
Bibliolatry, [204]
Brain, discussion of, [136]
Buddhism, [138]
Calvinism, [164]
Cathars, [162]
Christianity, origins of, [58] f.; historical approach to, [60] f.; setting of, [68] f.; democratic movements in, [73]; in transition, [95] f.; naïveté of doctrines, [101] f.
Christian mythology, [28]
Church, organization of, [92], [187]
Copernican theory, [100] f.
Creation, stories of, [30] f.
Criticism, higher, [128], [131] f.
Demons, Jesus's belief in, [127]
Devil, a personal, [155]
Dionysus, [18]
Dogmatism, tendency to, [65]
Dreams, influence of, [143]
Ethics, and early religion, [170] f.; in the Middle Ages, [173] f.; heteronomous, [175] f.; modern, [177] f.; [184] f.
Evil, for primitive man, [153]; and Satan, [156]; created by God, [158]; as illusion, [164] f.; disappearance of problem of, [165]
Evolution, and myth, [41] f.; biological, [104] f.
Faith cures, [132]
Gnosticism, [87] f.
God, for Christianity, [115] f.; ideas of, [159] f.
Hades, [140]
Hell, [177]
Humanism, [192]
Humanitarianism, [5]
Immortality, arguments for, [146] f.; and early peoples, [139] f.; and Christianity, [142]; philosophical aspect of, [148] f.
Incarnation, [90]
Infallibility, [204]
Insanity, [146] f.
James, Wm., [145]
Jesus, [75], [79] f.; death of, [82]; as Messiah, [85]; become God, [91]; and the Hebrew prophets, [158] f.
Job, [154].
Kant, Immanuel, [147] f.
Kempis, Thomas à, [180]
Koran, [62]
Lang, Andrew, [17]
Laws, universal, [118]
Lyell, scientific canon of, [132]
Magic, [44] f.
Magicians, [50]
Manicheism, [162]
McGiffert, quoted, [7]
Mill, John Stuart, [163]
Miracles, [123] f.; of Jesus, [127] f; evidence for, [130] f.; and their logic, [133]
Monastic orders, [194]
Monotheism, ethical, [91], [115]; Christian, [111] f.; of Isaiah, [158] f.
Morality, [173]
Mythology, [14] f.
Myths, and morality, [24] f.; surrendering of, [108]
Name, influence of, [51] f.
Naturalism, [2]
Newman, Cardinal, [187]
Original sin, [157]
Osiris, [23]
Pauline Christianity, [86] f.
Philo, [90]
Prometheus, [17]
Prophets, Hebrew, [171] f.
Protestantism, beginnings of, [93]; aspects of, [199] f.; sects of, [205]
Providence, [144] f.
Reformation, [205]
Reinach, [17]
Religion, new perspective in, [6], [10]; of the Hebrews, [27]; and magic, [53] f.; in early times, [170]; social side of, [190]
Ritual, [19] f.; and Christianity, [23]
Robinson, quoted, [200]
Sacraments, [192]
Salvation, [8] f.; and immortality, [141] f., [201]
Satan, [155]
Savior, [157]
Science, [62] f.
Secular life, growth of, [195] f.
Skepticism, [110]
Social democracy, [5]
Spiritual courage, [2]
Spiritualism, [11]
St. Francis, [73].
Strauss, [64]
Synoptic gospels, [77] f.
Theology, and ethics, [164]
Totemism, [15] f.
Tradition, harm of, [10]
Tyndall, [135]
Unitarian movement, [206]
Universe, new view of, [3] f.
Yahweh, [26] f.