INDEX

ACTS of Apostles, 181.

America, 196, 197, 201, 205.

Ancients, religion of, 49, 65, 69.

Antithesis, xxix., lii., 3, 51, 256, 267.

Aristotle, xxiii.

Art, xxxiii., xlii., lvii., 29, 37,68, 129, 138-141, 142, 146, 180, 283, 284.

Asceticism, 62.

BAPTISM, 160, 200-201.

Berkeley, xxx.

Berlin, xvii., xxi., xxxvii., xlvii., 151.

Birth and death, 131.

Braasch, ix., xl.

Brinkmann, xvi., xvii., xli.

Butler, xxii.

CATHOLICISM, liv., 51, 254, 267-274.

Celibacy, 105.

Charité, the, xxiv.

Chinese Emperor, 194.

Christ, historical, xx., xxxv., liii., 17, 143,187, 245, 262-263; as mediator, xl., liv., 246, 248-249, 258, 263-264, 284; School of, 248.

Christianity, description of, xlv.-xlvi., lii.-liii., 241-253,262; priesthood of, 185; spread of, 108, 187, 188, 272; polemical, 243; catholic in, 261; future of, xl., 265, 267-268, 270.

Church, Apostolic, 192; Catholic, 23, 110, 182, 194, 195, 198, 205, 206, 260, 268; Evangelical or Protestant, 110, 194, 261, 273, 274; Greek, 23, 191, 194, 260, 272; order in, 184; Reformed, xiii., xlix., 1., 189; and State, xlix., lviii., 164-176, 198-205; unity of, xxxiii.; Visible and Invisible, 157-180, 190-193.

Communions, smaller, 196-197, 235, 261.

Conversation, religion in, 150-151, 183.

Conversion, 260.

Clergy, 153, 194, 206.

Creeds, 193-194, 206-207.

Culture, 92.

Deism, xxi., 14.

Dilthey, ix., xxvii., xxxvi.

Divorce, xxxviii.

Dogma, xlii., 87, 195, 238.

Dogmatics, liv., 109, 258.

Drossen, xvii., xx.

EDITIONS of “Speeches,” ix., xxxv., xxxix.-xlvi., li., 275-284.

Education and the church, 199-200, 203-204; of to-day, 136.

Ego, xxvii., 77, 78, 79, 84, 137, 138, 142, 145.

Emotions, 18.

England, religious life in, 9, 23, 197, 271, 275; Episcopal Church of, 197.

Eudaimonists, 116, 117.

Explanations, li.

FAITH implicit, 23.

Fichte, xxvii., xxviii., xxxvii., xlvii., 113.

French, the, 10, 23.

French Revolution, xix., 10, 255.

GERMANY, religious life in, 9, 197, 207, 208, 270, 271, 274.

Glaubenslehre, xliii., li., 105-9, 101-2, 114-5, 117, 145, 186-8, 192.

God, existence of, xxvii., 22, 93-99, 101, 115, 137; Kingdom of, 17, 145; personality of, xl., xliii., 95-99, 116, 222, 256.

Goethe, x., xv., xxiv., xxv.

Grace, 90, 114; moments of, 228, 259.

Greeks, 96, 139.

HALLE, xv.-xvii., xxxix., xlvi., xlvii.,

Harms, xii., 1.

Heathenism, 108, 267.

Herder, xxv.

Heresy, liv., 109-110, 223, 257.

Hierarchists, lviii.

History, xliv., xlvii.

Humanity, 71-78.

Humility, 79, 112.

Hypocrisy, 19.

IDEALISM, 40.

Illumination, The, x., xvi., xix., xxi., xxii., xxxiv., xlii.

Imagination, xxvi., 98, 283.

Imaginative natures, 133-134.

Immortality, 92, 93, 99-101, 117, 118.

Individuality, xxx.

Infinite, seers of, 55.

Inspiration, 89.

Intuition, xliii., 44, 280, 284.

JACOBI, xxiii., xxx.

John, 262.

Judaism, xxxv., liii., 108, 238-241, 260, 261.

KANT and the Illumination, xxi., xxii.; influence of, x., xxii.; study of, xv., xvi., xxiii.; system of, xx., xxvii.-xxviii., 113.

Kantians, 116.

Klopstock, 106, 181.

Kurze Darstellung, lii., 107.

LANDSBERG, xx.

Leibnitz, xxviii.

Leo X., 269

Lessing, xxiv.

Letter, the, 130, 144, 207.

Lipsius, ix. xi., xxxix.-xl., xliii.

Literature of edification, 182-183; mediocre religious, 208.

Liturgy, xlix.-li.

Lord’s Supper, 193.

Loyola, 269.

Lucinda, Confidential Letters on, xxxvi.

Luther, 269.

Marriage, 169, 170, 200-202; mixed, 273.

Mediators, 6, 79, 113.

Messiah, 240.

Methodism, xiv., lvii.

Mind, predominating power in, xxxiii., 27.

Miracle, 88, 89, 113, 114.

Missions, 23, 257.

MOHOMMEDANISM, liii.

Monotheism, liii., 111, 186.

Morals, aim of, xxxi., 261.

Moravians, xiii.-xv., xx., xxvi., xxxiv., xxxv., lvii., 151, 183, 189, 197.

Music, 51, 59, 119, 152, 190.

Musical temperament, lviii.

Mystics, 17, 154.

Mysticism, 133, 139.

Mythology, Heathen, 238, 256, 267; senseless, 139, 163; use of, 106-107, 126.

NAPOLEON, xi., xx., xlvi., xlvii., xlviii., xlix., 270, 273.

Nature, 65-67,282.— laws of, 67-71.

Neander, xi., lvi.

Novalis, xxv., xxvi., 41, 104, 184.

OATHS, 200.

Oratory, Sacred, 172, 203.

PANTHEISM, xl., 24, 97, 115, 116, 222, 256.

Papacy, xxxvi., 269, 273.

Patriotism, xi., xlv., xlvi., 255.

Paul, 112, 115, 186.

Personality, 77.

Peter, 143, 185.

Pietism, lvii., 144-145.

Piety. See “Religion.”

Pious, Society of, 155.

Plato, xxiii., xxviii., xxxii., 118, 139, 284.

Polytheism, xlvi., 102, 110, 111, 139, 256, 257.

Poor, care of, 198.

Presentiment, 83, 225.

Priesthood of Humanity, 8; of Believers, 151, 153, 185.

Priests, 2, 141,153.

Prophecy, 89, 266.

Proselytes, Jewish, 143.

Proselytizing, 187-188.

Protestantism, liv., 51, 195, 254, 267-274.

Pünjer, ix., xxxix.

Purism, xliv.

RATIONALISM, xxi. 257.

Reason, xxviii.

Reformation, l., liv., 268, 272.

Religion as activity, 27-29; aim of, xxxi. artistic conception of, xxxiii.; communication of, 149-152, 158, 190; corruption of, 215-216; definition of, lii., 103; endowments of, 198; and ethics, xxxiii. xliii., 14, 36-42, 141, 261, 262; in the family, 178, 189; as feeling, xxxiii., xxxvi., xlii. 45-50, heroes of, 60, 135, 230, 237, 275; and history, 80-82; impelling to action, 56-59; individuality in, 225, 232, 259; imitation of, 122; its infinity, 54, 82; as knowledge, xxxiii., xliii., 29-31, 35, 36, 38-40; a malady, 147; mastership in, lvii., 123, 172-175; and metaphysics, xxii., xxxii., 14, 34, 102, 141, 276; and morality, xxii. 18, 34, 56-62, 84; representatives of, 135; its rise, 12; and sensuous self-consciousness, 106; social, 148; and the state, xxxiv., 19-21, 24, 37; as a system, 50-56; not teachable, 122; teleological, liii., 145; true and false in, 108, 187; types of, 221.

Religions. Natural, 214, 217, 230, 232, 233, 234, 265; nature of, xxxiv.-xxxv., lviii. 218, 223; plurality of, 212-214, 254; positive, 214-218, 234.

Religious life, rise of, 225-228, 258-260.

Revelation, 89-90.

Ritschl, ix., xl., lvii.

Romantic School, xxiii., xxiv., xxvi., xli., lvii., 275.

Rome, 55, 109-110.

Rule of religious, lviii., 163.

SACK, xx., xxxv., xliii.

Schelling, xxvi. xxix.

Schiller, xxxvi.

Schlegel Friedrich, xii., xxv., xxvi., xxxvi. xxxvii., xxxix., xlv., xlviii.

Schleiermacher, birth, xiv.; death, lv.-lvi.; doubts, xv., 23; estimates of, x.-xii., lvi.-lviii.; marriage, xlviii.; parentage, xiii.-xiv.; personal references, xlii., 8, 9, 283, 284; uncle, xvii.; works of, xii., xix., xxxvii., xxxviii., xxxix., xlvi., xlvii., li., lii.; works on, ix.

Schlobitten, xviii.

Science, aim of, xxxi., 94, 141.

Scriptures, canon of, 249, 264; exposition of, xvi., xxi., xlvii. 182; a logical mediator, 237; monument of heroic time, 91; and piety, 150, 181; not unmixed, 33-34, 237, 277.

Sectarianism, 22, 153, 162, 220, 255.

Sense, 127,136, 154, 159, 164; perception, 42-45.

Socrates, 38, 184.

Spinoza, x., xxiii., xxviii., xliii., 40-41, 104-105.

Spinozism, xxviii., xl., 97, 115.

Steffens, xxvi., xlvi.

Stein, xlviii.

Stourdza, 23.

Strauss, xxxiv., li., lviii.

Supernatural, liii., 125, 257.

Synodal government, xlix., 206.

System, 55, 109, 161, 195, 258.

TASKMASTER, 178-179.

Theology, lii., liv., lviii. ; systems of, 15-18, 40.

UNCULTURED, the, 11.

Understanding, people of, 125, 128-132.

Uniformity, xlix., 74, 231, 278.

Unitarianism, 197.

Universal Lawgiver, 35.

Universe, active, xxix.

Upheaval, times of, 120-121.

Utilitarianism, xxi. 131.

VERSATILITY, 136.

Virtuosos, 86

WILHELM MEISTER, x., xxv.

Women, piety of, 37, 47.

World-Spirit, xxviii., 49, 70, 71, 81, 111, 135, 211; Soul, 111.

ZEUS, 64, 265.

Zinzendorf, 269.