in the lower animals, 314 testifies to free will, 331, the evolution of, 341-343 Counsels, Cowell, Professor on Sufism, Creation, the notion of, foreign to the Aryan mind, 36 not of faith among Catholics Critique of Pure Reason, the Darmesteter, Dr., on Zend his translations from the on the Avesta and the Veda, 130 INDEX. Darwin, Charles, our obliga- tions to, 249, 251 Davids, T. W. Rhys, on Trans- migration, 27 his religious statistics, 104 on the Buddha's real teach- on the Dhammakakkap- parattana-Sutta,149 on the Four Noble Truths, on tanha, 152 Davy, Sir Humphry, his ex- his translation of the Bha- on the doctrine of the Bha- gavat-Gita, 143-146 172 Death, held by the Buddhists to be no deliverance from Nachiketas on, 310 is not a state but an act, 322 355 Christian teaching about, 328 on the Divine Perfection, his machine theory of the 315 Development of Christian Doc- Discourses to Mixed Congrega- tions, Cardinal Newman's, referred to, 85, 91 means of, in Ancient China, 119 Dvayatanupassanâ-Sutta, the, 158 Ecce Homo, the author of, 198 cannot be the origin of life, Edkins, the Rev. Dr., on the 325 decay of Buddhism, 162 Ego, the, the one universal ence, 313 may remain indefinitely un- conscious, 341 the development and ascen- El-Eflâkî, his Acts of Jelál, 187 Elements, the Five, in the Great Plan, 116 Church of England, its 255, 279 Evidence, the Law of, desira- bility of its study, 282 the existence of, an insoluble mystery, 258, 330 Great Plan, 121 its bearing upon Theism, 250 Exclusive salvation, the doc- trine of, 291 Facts, an arbitrarily restricted range of, 247 Faridu-'d - Dîn, 'Attar, see Faust, Goethe's, creed of, 104, 310 on will and reason, 294 64 Force, will the only known primary cause of, 226 preaching to the birds, 252 without it man would cease regarding it, 347 French Revolution, the, what has declared itself Atheistic, God, the Christian, is Deus 202 Fudhayl Abû 'Ali Talikani, God, the, of Natural Religion, 168 Gall, right in his main posi- Gaubil, Père, on the Great Gathas of Zoroaster, the Five, 125, 128 Génie des Religions, le, quoted, 109, 194, 195 conscience, the voice of, belief in, the main difficulty, the thought of, 176 development of the idea of 210 God, the, of the Theophilan- thropists, 217 Goethe, on the inadequacy of on the sense of sin, 297 on the soul's transcendence of its bodily limits, 319 of, in the Great Plan, 117 Grammar of Assent, Cardinal Great Decease, the Book of the, quoted, 161 Grégoire, his Histoire des Gwinner, his Life of Schopen- Hál, 179 Happiness, the five sources of in the Great Plan, 121 St. Augustine on, 46 sophy of the Unconscious, 6 pleasures, 19 his judgment of the notion of progress, 19 127-130 Hegel, on the Absolute, 142 on punishment, 264 vinely illuminated, 190 system, 113, 308 Heine, the singer of the world-woe, 3 Bossuet's account of, 265 "the poor man's consola- tion," 335 Hindus, number of, 104 Hosân-el-Hallaj, 171 Hugo, Victor, on the necessity Ibnu-'s-Semmâk, 168 Ideas, Schopenhauer's doctrine Ideality of the world, Scho- penhauer's doctrine of, 11 Imitatio Christi, the, quoted, referred to, 300 Immortality of the soul, the, clear from its activity, 324 Imperfection of the world, argu- the, view of certain Catho- Industrialism, temples of, 303 on the Critique of Pure Infallibility, Papal, 91, 92 |