and ought to differ, [487];
considered to be a “survival,” [118], [490], [498];
its relations to melancholy, [145];
worldly passions may combine with it, [337];
its essential characters, [369], [485];
its relation to prayer, [463-466];
asserts a fact, not a theory, [489];
its truth, [377];
more than science, it holds by concrete reality, [500];
attempts to evaporate it into philosophy, [502];