Death and resurrection from the point of view of the cell-theory - Gustaf Björklund

Absolute organism, the, [187].
Achilles, [14].
Activity, incitement to, [154].
Adaptation, [149].
Affinity, [97].
Agni, the elementary, [24].
Annihilation contrary to nature, [1], [168].
Army organization, [159f].
Art and organic matter, [107], [111], [119f].
Ask and Embla, [21].
Athens, [9].
Bacteria, [57].
Belief in future life, [2].
Biology and the spiritual body, [192].
Björklund, Johan Gustaf, [VII].
Body, importance of the, [18].
Boström, Christofer Jacob, [174], [194].
Burial ceremonies, [9], [20].
Büchner, [48f], [56], [62], [69], [73], [75], [83].
Causality, [118], [119].
Cause, sufficient, [117].
Cells, living units, [27], [29];
man, a community of, [30];
a system of, [142].
Chemical reactions, [76], [82].
Chinese civilization, [10];
death-cultus, [11].
Chlorophyll, [115].
Christianity, [16], [20].
Church burial, [16].
Circulation, blood, [78].
Civilization, antiquity of Chinese, [10].
Cohesion, [97].
Conscience, [44].
Consciousness, [45].
Combustion, [92], [94ff].
Communism, cell, [159].
Coöperation, innermost, [161].
Corporeal existence, soul’s craving for, [15].
Cosmic catastrophe, a, [103].
Creation, orthodox theory of, [67], [173].
Cremation, [21], [24].
Customs, grave, [13].
Coulanges, Fustel de, [7], [10].
Cytology, [28], [29], [177], [193].
Darwin’s theory, [62].
Death, and dissolution, [1];
in mid-ocean, [12].
Death-cultus, [11], [49], [189], [192].
Decay, [105], [116].
Deity, [176].
Dextrose, [82].
“Division of labor,” organic, [141].
Dogma, [16], [51].
Doomsday, [191].
Dove, [128].
Dualism, ecclesiastical, [21], [88].
Dusch, von, [57].
Duty of matrimony in China, [12].
Dying and renewal, process of, [125].
Earth, history of our, [100].
Ego, perceived as relation, the, [162f].
Elysian fields, [15].
Energy of a living being, the, [72].
Entity, the soul’s, [164];
man’s, [169];
the divine, [185].
Equivalents of energy, [89].
Eskimo, the, [13].
Eternal, the, [181], [185f].
Eternity, [183].
Ether, [89].
Evolution, [17], [26].
Existence beyond the grave, [37].
Experience, daily, [77].
Faith, founded on probability, [37].
Fear, effect of, [131].
Fechner, Gustav, [V].
Flourens, [129].
Folk-lore, [IV].
Food, [156].
Forces, inorganic, [74];
as qualities, [76];
and resistance, [87].
Forms of energy, [88].
Foundation fact, Björklund’s, [XII].
Fries, S. A. D. D., [VII].
Fuel, organic, [93].
Function, bodily, [48].
Funeral ceremonies, [7].
Furnace heat and the sun, [109].
Future life, modern attitude toward, [4].
Geology, [62], [69].
Ghosts, [25].
God, image of, [22];
presence of, in logical laws, [180].
Granfelt, [19].
Grave, communications from the, [7];
in China, [12].
Grew, [28].
Harvey’s formula, [55f], [58], [62ff], [67], [122].
Heat, equivalents of, [98f].
Historical process, the, [46], [70], [188f].
Hierologists, Germanic, [22].
Hoffman, [58].
Höner, [22].
Humanity, a higher organism, [126];
the link between God and man, [177].
Hunger, [156].
Hydrates of carbon, [82].
Idea, man, God’s eternal, [174].
Idealism, [18], [194].
Image of God, the soul an, [172f], [179].
Immaterial experience, [45], [50].
Immortality, instinctive, [1], [2];
of the cell, [124].
Incentives, [119].
Indestructibility of matter and energy, [170].
Indian tribes, [13].
Industry, a common need of, [145].
Inertia, [111].
Instinct, faith and, [4], [6];
social, [144].
Intellect, mechanical equivalent of, [90].
Intelligence and the soul, [132].
Intuition, [26], [44], [173f].
Islam, [15].
Judaism, [15].
Jungle of materialism, the, [XV].
Key, Ellen, [VIII].
Laboratory results, [83], [84].
Language, cell, [164].
Lavoisier, [72].
Life-force, so-called, [71], [73], [121].
Life, supernatural origin of, [123].
Logical laws the form in which God exists, [180].
Limitations, man’s, [178].
Lodur, [21].
Machine, the living, [79], [139].
Malpighi, [28].
Man, a social organism of cells, [32];
responsibility of, [198].
Material, organic, [112f].
Materialism, [19], [49], [85].
Matrimony in China, [11].
Matter, [47], [68], [88], [96], [118].
Mechanical toy, man not a, [XIV].
Mechanism of the organism, [138].
Memory, [146].
Metamorphosis, [40].
Micro-organic world, the, [58].
Mid-ocean, death in, [12].
Microscope, the, [28], [155].
Mirbel, Brisseau de, [29].
Mind, time-bound and space-bound, [XIV].
Moldenhaver, [29].
Molecules, [96].
“Moss-clad fragment,” the, [65].
Motility, mechanical, [79].
Mutability, [91].
Mythology, Germanic, [21].
Nations as organisms, [31].
Natural science, [48], [191].
Nirvana, [XIV].
Nobel prize, the, [X].
Negroes, immortality ideas among, [12].
Nordenskold, [13].
Norse sagas, [15].
Odin, [22].
Omne vivum ex vivo, [59].
Organic structure, [33], [83], [84].
Origin of life, the, [70].
Oxygen, [102].
Pacific Ocean, [10].
Parasites, [54].
Parseeism, [15].
Pasteur, [58].
Permanence, law of, [89], [91].
Personal existence after death, [6].
Philosophy of science, the, [73].
Polar regions, [10].
Pre-existence, [171].
Prehistoric beliefs, [4], [188].
Present, the eternally, [182].
Presentiment, [2].
Priestley, [72].
Primitive ideas of immortality, [10].
Principles of life and physical force, [90], [91], [121].
Propagation, [54], [55], [61].
Providence, [133], [197].
Psychical Research, society for, [III].
Psychologic order of evolution, [5].
Purpose, organic, [149].
Pyre, the funeral, [190].
Reasoning, headlong, [20].
Re-birth, [40].
Recapitulation, [188].
Religious instincts, [17].
Resurrection, [15f], [150], [166], [190].
Rydberg, Victor, [21], [172].
Sagas, [15].
Samoyede grave, a, [13].
Scheele, [72].
Schröder, [57].
Schultze, [57].
Schwann, [57].
Science and resurrection, [16], [20], [74].
Scylla and Charybdis of science, the, [XIV].
Sin, [198].
Skeptical attitude, modern, [3f].
Society, human, [32], [143], [158].
Solar system, the, [184].
Sorcerers, [25].
Soul, future life of the, [8], [14];
physiologists and the, [127];
functions of the, [130], [134];
a spiritual principle, [151].
Spallanzani, [57].
Spiritual body, a, [19f], [22], [26], [34f], [190], [195];
vision, [43];
interaction, [152];
beings, [175].
Spontaneous generation, [51], [52], [59], [105], [122].
Substance, living, [124];
comprehending, [153].
Sun, importance of the, [104].
Supernatural forces, [45], [67].
Steam engine, art and the, [108], [110].
Swedish Peace Society, [X].
Teleological causality, [118].
Telepathy, [III].
Thomson, Sir William, [63].
Time, a form of existence, [181].
Tissues, the, [142].
Tomb, life in the, [7].
Tool, the organism a, [135].
Transcendental world, a, [42].
Treviranus, [29].
Units, organic, [151].
Unity of the organism, [166f].
Upsala, [VII].
Veda Aryans, [21], [23f].
Virtue, [198].
Vis inertia, [110f].
Vitalistic doctrine, [72].
Will incentive, [119].
Wöhler, [81].