The Religious Sentiment / Its Source and Aim: A Contribution to the Science and / Philosophy of Religion - Daniel G. Brinton - Page №92

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Kalpa, of Brahmans, [168].
Knowledge, forms of, [21].
Kosmos, the, [72], [144], [167].

Lateau, Louise, [130].
Law, defined, [40];
of excluded middle, [27];
oldest, [248].
Laws, the, of thought, [26], sq.; [101], sq.;
not restrictive, [105];
as purposive, [108].
Light, as object of worship, [185].
Lightning, the, in symbolic art, [207].
Life, the perfect, [57].
Lingam, the, [66].
Lingayets, sect of, [66].
Logic, applied, [23];
abstract or formal, [24];
mathematical, [24];
laws of, [101], sq.
Logos, the, [42], [106].
Lotus, as symbol, [213], sq.
Love, as religious emotion, defined, [58], [60], [262];
of sex, [61], [63];
law of, [73];
of God, [73], [263], [276].

Ma, a goddess, [183].
Maitreya, [176].
Mamona, a Haitian deity, [68].
Märchen, the, defined, [157].
Marriage condemned, [69].
Maypole, as a symbol, [215].
Melitta, [65].
Memory, physical basis of, [10];
ancestral, [75].
Memorial, rites, [225].
Messiah, the, [176].
Millennium, the, [173], [268].
Michabo, an Algonkin deity, [185].
Mind,
growth of, [7];
extent of, [8], [271];
as seat of law, [163].
Miracles, [110], [130].
Mithras, [65].
Mohammed,
notion of god, [71];
inspired, [146].
Mohammedanism, [187], [224].
Monotheism, origin of, [80], [81]; [186], sq.
Moral government of the world, [112].
Morality, independent of religion, dualism of deities, [182], [249], [266], [267].
Mormonism, [61].
Motion, first law of, [11];
relation to time and space, [35];
manifestations of, [77].
Myth, the, defined, [156].

Names, sacred, [156].
Natural selection, in sensation, [10];
in logic, [101].
Nature,
meaning of, [4], [39], [105];
epochs of, [164].
Nemqueteba, [240].
Neo-Hegelian doctrine, [194].
Nirvana, the, [13], [57], [257].
Noah, [170].
Nous, the, [106].

Oannes, [170].
Obelisk as symbol, [215].
Odainsakr, [175].
Odin, [53], [259].
Optimism, [112], [269].
Order, in things, [90], sq.
Osiris, [165].

Pain, defined, [17].
Parsees, doctrine of, [80], [166], [184].
Pantheism, [188], [194], [247].
Papas, a Phrygian god, [183].
Paradise, lost and regained, myths of, [173], sq;
future, [257].
Pentalpha, the, [212].
Perfected commonwealth, idea of, [247].
Perfected individual, idea of, [239].
Personal survival, idea of, [255].
Pessimism, [11], [112], [269].
Persians, ancient, [176].
Personality, the, [19], [270].
Phallus, worship of, [62], [66], [214], [216].
Phanes, the orphic principle, [190].
Philosophy of religion, defined, [3];
of mythology, [159];
of history, [232].
Phrygian divinities, [183].
Pillar worship, [215].
Pleasure, defined, [14].
Polarization, as a principle of thought, [183].
Porte Royale, miracles of, [131].
Postulates of religion, [89].
Prayer, [117], sq.
Progression of development, [109].
Protestantism, [128], [139], [250].
Protogonus, [167].
Psyche, and love, [72].
Pythagoras, his thoughts on number, [189].

Quakers, sect of, [76], [115], [138], [147].
Quantification of the predicate, [22];
of the gods, [186].
Quetzalcoatl, [212].

Reason in religion, [106], [107];
drawn from sight, [186].
Rebus in symbolism, [212].
Regin, as name of gods, [90].
Relative, the, [106].
Religion, science of, [3];
philosophy of, [3];
personal factor of, [81];
not concerned with phenomena, [110].
Reproductive function in religion, [62].
Res per accidens, [182].
Resignation, doctrine of, [128], [135].
Revelation, marks of, [149].
Rig Veda, the, [125].
Rite, the, [217], seq.
Roland, pillars of, [215].
Roman Catholics, [76], [138], [141], [187], [250].

Sabians, myths of, [170].
Sacraments, [227].
Sacrifice, idea in, [218];
vicarious, [222].
Saga, the, defined, [157].
Saint Brigida, [146].
Saint Gertrude of Nivelles, [146].
Sakyamuni, see [Buddha].
Saturnian Era, the, [175].
Science of Religion, [3];
as knowledge of system, [92];
of mythology, [158].
Secularization of symbols, [204].
Sensation, defined, [9];
excludes thought, [19];
of pain and pleasure, [10].
Sentiment, the religious, [3];
emotional elements of, [79];
rational postulates of, [87];
religion of, [250].
Serpent, as emblem and symbol, [200], [206], [207].
Sev, an Egyptian deity, [165].
Sex, love of, [61], [63];
in nature, [71], [72], [216].
Shekinah, the, [66].
Siddartha, a name of Buddha, [121].
Similars, law of, [204].
Sin, sense of, [225].
Sight, as the light-sense, [186].
Siva, worship of, [66], [214].
Soul, the, [19], [271].
Specific performance in rites, [218], sq.
Stigmata, the, [130].
Sufficient reason, principle of, [91].
Sukhavati, [175].
Supernatural, defined, [4];
its relation to symbols, [205].
Swedenborg, [75], [217].
Symbol, the phonetic, [200];
origin of, [202];
related and coincident, [203].
Symbolism, defined, [200].
Synthesis of contraries, [37].
Synthetic propositions, [32].

Tathagata, a name of Buddha, [121].
Tau, the Egyptian, [210].
Theology, [4].
Thor, hammer of, [210], [239].
Thought, as a function, [17];
laws of, [26], [101], sq.;
as purposive, [108].
Tien, Mongolian deity, [185], [216].
Time, not a force, [11];
but believed to be one, [165].
Tlapallan, [175].
Tree worship, [215].
Triads, the Celtic, [190];
Platonic, [191].
Triangle, the equilateral, [212].
Trinity, the doctrine of, [191];
symbol of, [212].
Triplicate relation of numbers, [190].
Tritheism, of Christianity, [190].
Truth, what is, [21];
eternal, [41];
as answer to prayer, [137].
Tulan, [175].