Rudolph Eucken : a philosophy of life

by Abel J. Jones

• God, is God a person? [63], [64]
  • — Nature of, [63], [64]

• Historical and absolute religion, chap. [viii.]
  • — bases of Christianity, [80], [81]
• History and philosophy, [43]-[49]
  • — and religion, [17], [18]

• Idealistic presuppositions of socialism and individualism, [31], [48]
• Ideas, power of, [46]
• Immanent idealism as a solution of the problem of life, [19]-[22]
• Immediacy, the new, [58]
• Immortality, [60], [77]
• Incarnation, [78]
• Independence of the spiritual life, [52], [53]
• Individualism, and personality, [59], [62]
  • — as a solution of the problem of life, [26]-[32]
  • — idealistic presuppositions of, [31], [48]
• Irrationalism, charge of, [88], [89]

• James, William, [39], [40]

• Law, religions of, [69], [70]
• Life, independence of the spiritual, [52]
  • — spiritual, relation of, to natural life, [52]-[54]
  • — — superiority over natural life, [52]-[54]
  • — The spiritual, [14]
  • — The universal spiritual, [44], [49], chaps. [v.], [vi.], [vii.] ([vii.] especially).

• Maeterlinck, [44]
• Man, natural and spiritual, [53], [54]
  • — transcending the material, [46]
• Mediation, [74]
• Mediator, Christ as, [74]
• Methods of Eucken, [14], [15]
• Mind, limits of, [52]
• Miracle, [77]
• Mysticism, [75]

• Naturalism and freedom, [26]
  • — as a solution of the problem of life, [22]-[26]
  • — its own disproof, [25]
• Natural life, relation to spiritual life, [52]-[54]
  • — — Superiority of spiritual over, [52]-[54]
  • — man and spiritual man, [53], [54]
• Nature, limits of, [52]
  • — of God, [63], [64]
• Negative movement, the, [57], [73]
• New immediacy, the, [58]
• Nöological position, the, [50]

• Pantheism, [20], [51], [56]
• Past, the, not irrevocable, [44], [73]
• Personality and individualism, [59], [62]
  • — and the absolute, [62], [63]
  • — gaining of, [54], [59]
  • — of Christ, [80]
  • — of God, [63], [64]
• Philosophy and history, [43]-[49]
  • — of life, [13]
  • — problems of, [10], [11]
• Pragmatism, [40], [41]
• Prayer, [75]
• Problem, Eucken's special, [12]-[14]
• Problems of philosophy, [10], [11]
• Purpose of Eucken's investigation, [13]
  • — of religion, [65], [66]

• Rationalism, [37]-[39]
• Redemption, [73]
• Religion and history, [17], [18]
  • — and human activity, [18]
  • — and science, [19]
  • — as solution of problem of life, [16], [19]
  • — Characteristic, [66], [67]
  • — Christianity as highest form of, [71], [72]
  • — Christianity as the absolute, [72]
  • — Essential characteristics of, [65], [66]
  • — Eternal and transient in, [72], [73]
  • — Eucken's contributions to, [90], [91]
  • — Historical and absolute, chap. [viii.]
  • — of law, [69], [70]
  • — of redemption, [69], [70]
  • — Purpose of, [65], [66]
  • — Universal, [66]
  • — what is it? [64], [65]
• Resurrection, the, [77]
• Revelation, [75]

• Science, and religion, [17]
• Socialism, as a solution of the problem of life, [26]-[32]
  • — idealistic presuppositions of, [31], [48]
• Spiritual life, [14]
  • — — Independence of the, [52]
  • — — Relation of, to natural life, [52]-[54]
  • — — Superiority of, over material and mental, [52]-[54]
  • — — The universal, [47]-[49], and chaps. [v.], [vi.], and [vii.] ([vii.] especially)
• Spiritual man and natural man, [53], [54]