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DANZIGER, xlii, liii, lxi

DARWIN, xx, xxi, xxxix

DAUDET, 133

Death, 41, 42, 44, 71, 72, 138, 147, 149, 152, 172, 176, 178, 225, 266, 278, 282, 283, 303

DERHAM, 381

Design, argument from, 338 ff.

Devoutness, 29, 264, 267

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DIONYSIUS AREOPAGITICUS, 322

Disciplinary amnesia, xl, xliv, xlviii, l, liv, lvi, lix, lxiii

Disease, 81, 92

Disorder in contents of world, 271

Divided Self, Lecture VIII, passim;

Cases of: Saint Augustine, 136 ;

H. Alline, 137

Divine, the, 30

Divine Natural Humanity, xix

Divine Providence, xvii

Doctrine of the Rational, xxiv

Dog, 219, 260

Dogmatism, 255

DOWIE, 92

DRESSER, H. W., 80, 82, 226, 398

Drink, 210

Drummer, 368

DRUMMOND, 174

Drunkenness, 300, 312

“Dryness”, 161

DUMAS, 218

Dyes, on clothing, 230

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Earnestness, 206

Ecclesiastical spirit, the, 263

ECKHART, 323

EDDY, 87

EDWARDS, JONATHAN, 21, 93, 180, 258

EDWARDS, MRS. J., 216

Effects of religious states, 22

Effeminacy, 283

Ego of Apperception, 347

ELIOT, C. W., xxi

ELIOT, T. S., xxxix

ELLIS, HAVELOCK, 43, 65

ELWOOD, 228

EMERSON, xvi, xvii, xviii, xix, xx, xxiv, xxvii, xxxii, xxxiv, xxxv, xxxvi, xxxix, 30, 31, 32, 48, 49, 68, 78, 162, 258, 364, 377

Emotion, as alterer of life’s value, 120 ;

of the character, 155, 204 ff., 218

Empirical method, 255, 259, 292, 330, 375

Enemies, love your, 276

Energy, personal, 155 ;

mystical states increase it, 321

Environment, 277

Epictetus, 366

Epicureans, 115

Equanimity, 116, 214, 222, 226, 232

Ether, mystical effects of, 303

Evil, ignored by healthy-mindedness, 74, 87, 106 ;

due to things or to the Self, 108 ;

its reality, 130

Evolutionist optimism, 76

Excesses of piety, 265

Excitement, its effects, 155, 208, 218, 253

Experience, xv ;

problem with the category of, lix ff.

Experience, religious, the essence of, 392

Extravagances of piety, 264, 376

Extreme cases, why we take them, 377

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Failure, 9, 79, 90, 111, 277

Faith, 193, 391

Faith-state, 193, 194, 222, 328, 390

Fanaticism, 264

FAY, xxvi

Fear, 81, 127

FECHNER, xxviii

Feeling deeper than intellect in religion, 333

FIELDING, 338

FINNEY, 170

FLETCHER, 143

FLOURNOY, xliii, xliv, li, 53, 398

Flower, 368

FOSTER, 141

FOUCAULT, xlviii

FOX, GEORGE, 11, 16, 228, 262

FRANCIS, SAINT, D’ASSISI, 222

FRANCIS, SAINT, DE SALLES, 14

FRASER, 351

French Experimental Psychology of the Subconscious, xxxi

FREUD, xxxi

FROISSY, xxvi

Fruits, of conversion, 186 ;

of religion, 256 ;

of Saintliness, 278

FULLER, 37

Functional psychology, xxvi

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GAMOND, 225

GARDINER, 173

Gender, xlvi

Genius, xvi

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Genius and insanity, 18

Geniuses, see Religious leaders

Gentleman, character of the, 248

GERTRUDE, SAINT, 269

GIBBENS, xxiii

Gifford Lectures, xxxiii, xxxix, l

“Gifts”, 120

GIORGI, xliv

Glory of God, 160, 168, 197, 198, 217, 238, 380

God, 30 ;

sense of his presence, 56-61, 212 ff.;

historic changes in idea of

him, 62, 257, 381 ;

mind-curer’s idea of him, 84 ;

his honour, 267 ;

described by negatives, 323 ;

his attributes, scholastic proof of, 340 ;

the metaphysical ones are for us meaningless, 344 ;

the moral ones are ill-deduced, 346 ;

he is not a mere inference, 388 ;

is used, not known, 391 ;

his existence must make a difference among phenomena, 399, 403 ;

his relation to the subconscious region, 190 ;

his tasks, 400 ;

may be finite and plural, 405

GODDARD, 92

GOERRES, 314

GOETHE, 110

GOUGH, 161

GOURDON, 136

“grace”, the operation of, 178 ;

the state of, 203

Grand Man, xx

GRATRY, 117, 368

GRAY, xxi

Greeks, their pessimism, 72, 114

GREELEY, xvii

Guidance, 365

GURNEY, 406

GUYON, 224