Varieties of Religious Experience

h

HADLEY, 159

HALE, 69

HALL, xxiii, xliv

HAMON, 285

Happiness, 42

HARNACK, 82

Harvard, xv, xvi, xx, xxi, xxii, xxiii, xxvii, xxviii, xxxi, xxxix

Healthy-mindedness, Lectures IV and V, passim;

its philosophy of evil, 106 ;

compared with morbid-mindedness, 129

Heart, softening of, 243

HEGEL, 301, 449

HELMONT, VAN, 383

Heroism, 283, 377 ff.

Heterogeneous personality, 134, 147

Higher criticism, 9

HILTY, 66, 215, 365

HODGSON, R., 404

HOMER, 114

HUGO, 135

HUNT, xx

Hypocrisy, 264

Hypothesis, what makes a useful one, 399

HYSLOP, 404

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IGNATIUS, LOYOLA, 222, 244, 315, 318, 320

Illness, 92

“Imitation of Christ”, the, 40

Immortality, 404

Impulses, 204

Individuality, 387

Inhibitions, 204

INNESS, xx

Insane melancholy and religion, 130

Insanity and genius, 18 ;

and happiness, 218

Institutional religion, 218

Intellect a secondary force in religion, 333, 397

Intellectual weakness of some saints, 288

Intolerance, 267

Irascibility, 206

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JACOBS, xlv

JAMES W., xv, xvi, xvii, xviii, xix, xx, xxi, xxii, xxiii, xxiv, xxv, xxvi, xxvii, xxviii, xxxii, xxxiii, xxxv, xxxvi, xxxvii, xxxix, xl, xxxix ff.

JAMES, SR., xvii, xviii, xix, xxii, xxiv, xxxix

JANET, xxxi, xliv

JANTZEN, xlvi, lix

JESUS, HARNACK on, 82

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JOB, 38, 64, 346

JOHN, SAINT, OF THE CROSS, 238, 315, 320

Johns Hopkins University, xxvi

JOHNSTON, 201

JONQUIL, 368

JONTE-PACE, xliv

JORDAN, 270

JOUFFROY, 140

Judgements, existential and spiritual, 9

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KANT, xxii, 47, 255, 338, 343, 347

Karma, 394, 403

KELLNER, 310

Kindliness, see Charity

KING, xliii, xlvi, xlv

KINGSLEY, 298

KRIPPNER, l

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LAGNEAU, 223

LAMBERTH, xlvi

Language, xliii, xlix, li, liii, liv, lv, lvi, lvii-lviii , lxi-lxii

Leaders, see Religious leaders

Leaders, of tribes, 288

LEJEUNE, 92, 95, 243

LESSING, 248

LEUBA, xliii, xliv, 26, 159, 160, 161, 173, 193, 194, 195, 198, 200, 390, 391

Life, its significance, 121

Life, the subconscious, 156-157, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 169

LOCKER-LAMPSON, 36

Logic, Hegelian, 347

Louis, Saint, of Gonzaga, 273, 274, 275, 276

Love, see Charity

Love, cases of falling out of, 142

Love of God, 195, 216, 236

Love your enemies, 218, 221, 222

LOWELL, 56

Loyalty, to God, 266

LUTFULLAH, 131

LUTHER, 14, 88, 89, 90, 91, 104, 108, 111, 166, 192, 193, 258, 267, 271, 292, 296, 369, 370, 388

Lutheran self despair, 88-89, 166

Luxury, 283

LYCAON, 72

LYNN, l

Lyre, 209

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Mahomet, 135

see MOHAMMED

MAKAREC, xlix

MARCUS AURELIUS, 38, 39, 366

MARINEAU, 367

MARGARET MARY, see ALACOQUE

Margin of consciousness, 182-183

MARSHALL, 388

MATHER, 236

MAUDSLEY, 21

Meaning of life, 121, 125, 332

Medical criticism of religion, 320

Medical materialism, 14 ff.

Melancholy, 116, 218, 161 ;

Lectures V and VI, passim; cases of, 118, 119, 125, 127, 156

Melting moods, 209

Method of judging value of religion, 19-20, 255-256

Methodism, 151, 178, 179

Methodology, see Religion, Psychology

MEYSENBUG, 306

Militarism, 284-285

Military type of character, 288

MILL, xvii, xxi, 161

Mind-cure, its sources and history;

its opinion of fear, 78-80 ;

cases of, 81 ;

its message, 84-86, 98, 100 ;

its methods, 89 ;

it uses verification, 91-100 ;

its philosophy of evil, 106

Miraculous character of conversion, 183

MOHAMMED, 266, 370, 372

MOLINOS, 105

MOLTKE, VON, 207, 285

Monasteries, 231

Monism, 322

Morbidness compared with health-mindedness, 377 ;

see also, Melancholy

Mormon revelations, 372

Mortification, see Asceticism

Mt. Desert Island, xxii

MUIR, 372

MULFORD, 384

MÜLLER, 363

MURISIER, 272

MYERS, xxxi, 183, 184, 360, 395, 404

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Mystic states, their effects, 21-22, 321

Mystical experiences, 56

Mystical region of experience, 398

Mysticism, Lectures XVI and XVII,

passim, xlv, xlvi, xlviii ;

its marks, 295 ;

its theoretic results, 322, 327, 331-332 ;

it cannot warrant truth, 327 ;

its results, 329 ;

its relation to the sense of union, 393