Varieties of Religious Experience

b

BAIN, xvii

BALDWIN, 270, 389

BASHKIRTSEFF, 70

BEECHER, 200

BEHMAN, see BOEHME

Belief, due to non-rationalistic impulses, 62

BELZEN, xliv, lii

BESANT, MRS, 23, 134

Bhagavad-Gita, 281

BINET, xxxi

BLAVATSKY, MADAM, 326

BLOOD, 301

BLUMHARDT, 92

BOEHME, 318, 323, 324

BOOTH, 207

Boston School of Abnormal Psychology, xxxi

BOUGARD, 268

BOURGET, 206

-407-

BOURIGNON, 250

BOWNE, 388

BRAINERD, 168

BRAY, 195

BREUER, xxxi

BRISBAME, xvii

British Empiricists, xxi

BROWNELL, 397

BUCKE, 70

Buddhism, 30, 131, 218, 357, 403

Buddhist mysticism, 311

BULLEN, 225

BUNYAN, 125, 127

BUTTERWORTH, 318

c

CAIRD, EDWARD, 87

CAIRD, J., on feeling in religion, 336 ;

on absolute self, 348 ;

he does not

prove, but reaffirms, religion’s dicta, 350

CALL, 226

CAPPS, xlvi

CARDEÑA, l

CARLYLE, xvii, xviii, 16, 35, 37, 168, 234

CARPENTER, 249

CARUS, xxvii

Catharine, Saint, of Genoa, 226

Catholicism and Protestantism compared, 93, 179, 356

Causality of God, 399, 403

Cause, 387

CENNICK, 235

Centres of personal energy, 404

Cerebration, unconscious, 163

Chance, 380

CHANNING, xvi, 234

CHAPMAN, 253

Character, cause of its alterations, 156 ;

balance of, 265 ;

causes of its diversity, 204 ;

scheme of its differences of type, 156, 169

CHARCOT, xxvii

Charity, 277, 278, 287

Chastity, 273, 287, 203

Chestnut Street Radical Club, xix

Chiefs [idols] of tribes, 288

CHOMSKY, lxii

Christian history, and psychology, xliii, lvi, lvii

Christian Science, 87

Christ’s atonement, 357

Churches, 261

CLARK, 302

CLISSOLD, 372

COE, 188

COLERIDGE, xxii

Conduct, perfect, 277

Confession, 358

Consciousness, fields of, 154 ;

subliminal, 183-190

Consistency, 214, 231

Conversion, to avarice, 141

Conversion, Fletcher’s, 143 ;

Tolstoy’s, 145 ;

Bunyan’s, 145 ;

in general, Lectures IX and X, passim;

Bradley’s, 151 ;

compared with natural moral growth, 157 ;

two types of, 162 ff.;

Brainerd’s, 168 ;

Alline, 171 ;

Oxford graduate’s, 173 ;

Ratisbonne’s, 176 ;

instantaneous, 178 ;

is it a natural phenomenon?, 179 ;

subliminal action involved, in sudden cases, 185 ;

fruits of, 186 ;

its momentousness, 188 ;

may be supernatural, 190 ;

its concomitants:

sense of higher control, 191 ;

happiness, 191 ;

automatisms, 196 ;

luminous phenomena, 197 ;

its degree of permanence, 201

Cosmic consciousness, 308

Counter-conversion, 140

Courage, 320, 365

Crankiness, see Psychopathy

CRICHTON-BROWNE, 298

Criminal character, 206

CRUMP, 188, 239

Culture, xxxix, xlvi, xlvii, xlix, li, lii, liii, liv, lvii, lviii, lx, lxi, lxii

Cure of bad habits, 211