Balfour, Hon. A. J., A De-
fence of Philosophic Doubt,
48, 325, 340, 342 notes; Foun-
dations of a Belief, 52.
Baptized fatalism, 217.
Barry, Alfred, Some Lights
of Science on the Faith, 68,
371 note.

Baudelaire, Charles, 18, 29.
Baxter, Richard, 50.

Beauchamp, Henry, Thoughts
of an Automaton, 210.
Beaumont and Fletcher, 73.
Berthelot, M., 13.

Bettelheim, Anton, Cosmopo-
lis, 334 note.

Beyschlags, New Testament
Theology, 62, 359, 396, 399,
416 notes.

Bible: bending the Bible to fit
definitions, 132.

Biblical scholarship (modern),
143.

Boniface, 312.

Bourget, Paul, Psychologie
Contemporaine, 5 note, 17,
28, 30, 324 note, 333 note;
Cosmopolis, 17.

Bradford, Amory H., Hered-
ity and Christian Prob-
lems, 74, 353 note, 411 note.
Brain, the organ of the mind,
221.

Brainerd, David, 79.

Brooks, Bishop, 54; Sermon

for Trinity Sunday, 112.
Browning, Robert, 33; Saul,
quoted, 164.

Bruce, Prof. A. B., St. Paul's
Conception of Christianity,
440 note; The Humiliation
of Christ, 134; Kingdom of
God, 176, 181.

Bushnell, Horace, The Divin-
ity of Christ, 125.
Butler, Bishop, 7, 8 note, 50.
Byzantine art, 130.

Calvary is victory, 278.
Calvin, John, 50, 73, 305.
Calvinism, 241.

Candlish, Dr. James S., King-

dom of God, 176.

Carlyle, Thomas, 16; Heroes,
86 note.

Catacombs, pictures of Christ
in, 129.

Cayley, Professor, 12.
Chalcedon, 155.

Charity, the new, 170; true,
299.

Chillingworth, William, 50.
Christ, Gospel of, 54; the per-
son of, 58; the reality of,
58; was his own Gospel, 60;
the life of the Church flowed
from, 62; the influence of
Christianity came from, 64;
the magic of His name 64;

the personal power of Christ
continues, 66; the central
figure of Christianity, 66;
the mystery of, 69; the
effect of His presence, 70;
unique, 72; solitary in his-
tory, 73; sinless, 74; the
power of His cross, 76; to
know Him the one thing
needful, 78; the answer to
sceptics, 87; the creator of
Christianity, 88; who then
is Christ, 89; the historic
answer, 90; Godhead slowly
revealed, 90; a supreme au-
thority to judge the world,
95; the Son of God, 96; the
new theology, 105; a per-
sonal revelation of the Di-
vine Being, 106; His life
without admitting His di-
vinity, 118; divine love, 120;
is God with us, 121; hu-
manity, 126; in art, 128;
portraits of, 129; portrait,
Byzantine, 130; hiding the
face of, 132; manhood a vest-
ure, 138; of the Gospels,
144; of the Epistles, 145;
the new study of, 154; find-
ing of the human Christ,
164; teaching, the kingdom
of heaven the keynote of,
174; the doctrine of, 182;
record of His teaching, 184;
words and life interpret each
other, 186; teaching, the
authority of, 189; teaching,
the originality of, 190;
teaching, universal, 193;
doctrine small in compass,

193; doctrine never fails,
194; the simplicity that is in
His teaching, 196; loyalty
to His teaching, 197; the su-
preme authority, 199; our
great task to learn his creed,
200; says liberty is real, 226;
His preaching a Gospel of
liberty, 227; is God's call to
faith, 232; on heredity, 233;
our helper, 236; doctrine of
election, 305; parables, 307;
ideal, 310.

Christhood, what is meant by
the, 92.
Christian

leadership, need

of, 38; belief, the new line
of, 92; doctrine and the
Deity of Christ, 108; view
of God and world, 361
note; preacher, the duty
of, 316.
Christianity and Christ, 59;
the rock of, 119; practical,
171; evidences of, 192; and
communism, 297.
Christians despised for wor-
shipping Christ, 104.
Christless man can never
preach Christ, 202.
Christology, modern examples
of false, 136.
Clarke, Samuel, 50.

Clerk-Maxwell, Professor, 12.
Clifford, W. K., 15, 30, 208.
College settlements, 38.
Columba, 312.

Conscience, the indomitable,
35.

Couperus, Louis, Destiny, 213.
Crassus, 73.

Darwin, the testimony of a
doubter, 67.

Deity of Christ, the strength

of the Gospel, 122.
De Pressensé, Jésus Christ, 162.
Desjardins, Paul, 18, 27, 36.
Determinism proved, 218.
Devout men of pure science,
12.

Disciple, The, must be as his
Lord, 306.

Discrimination, 260.
Divine, The, Orderliness, 255;
immanence, 255; omnipo-
tence self-limited in action,
265; omniscience, 268.
Divinity of Jesus Christ, The,
355 note.

Doctrine of Christ, the basis of
His conduct, 187; attacked,
7.

Dogmas darken the view of
Christ, 131.

Dogmatic theology and mod-
ern doubt, 50.

Dogmatics, renaissance of, 51.
Dorner, History of Protestant
Theology, 378 note.

Doubt not a crime but a
malady, 23,

Doubting age, 6.

Du Bois, Reymond, 13.
Du Maurier, George, 18.

Earth, militant on, 268.
Edwards, Jonathan, 50, 218,
305.

Election, the doctrine of, 302;

perverted in human theol-
ogy, 304.

Eliot, George, 17, 25.
Emerson, 16.

Endurance, strength of, 275.
English sceptics, 25.
Ephrem Syrus, 101, 133.
Epistles, The, of Paul, 62.
Erasmus, quoted in Gore, 142.
Everlasting, The, Reality of

Religion, 329 note.

Evil, origin of evil not in God,
266; power of, 272; strug-
gle against, 274.

Fairbairn, A. M., The Place

of Christ in Modern The-
ology, 51, 153, 357 note, 364
note, 393 note.
Faith not changed but en-
larged, 10; sorrow of losing,
25; the renaissance of, 33;
a starting-point for, 53; the
original process of, 91; three
vital points made plain to
faith, 151; these points de-
fended, 152.

False interpretations of
Christ's teaching, 175.
Fatalism, modern, 206.
Felicity, the secret of, 293.
Ferrers, Professor, 12.
Fiction, gloomy, 17.

Fisher, Prof. G. P., 219;
Grounds of Theistic and
Christian Belief, 62 note,
424 note.

Fiske, John, 247; Destiny of
Man, 326 note; Idea of God,
327 note.

Fitzgerald, Edward, Rubáiyát
of Omar Khayyam, quoted,
217.

Flaubert, 29; Madame Bovary,
17.

Foreknowledge, 269.
Foster, John, 5.

France, new crusade in, 36.

Fraternity better than equal-
ity, 296.

Free-will, 219; is possible, 225.
French sceptics, 27.
Froude, 16.

Gibbon, Edward, Roman Em-
pire, 83.

Gilder, Richard Watson, quo-
tation, 79.
Gladden, Washington, Ruling
Ideas of the Present Age,
434 note.

God seen through Christ, 107;
a personal, 117; the true
view of, 160; is love, 161;
suffers with and for us, 162;
helps those who help them-
selves, 238; the Father, our
Captain, 251; in His world,
254; reign of God through
law, 258; is a fair master,

265; the rock of our trust,
273; in history, 276; and
truth, 277; is God unjust, 302.
Godet, 154.

God's sympathy, doubts dis-
solve in the thought of, 163;
sovereignty, two spheres of,

267.

Goodness, power of, 272.
Gordon, Charles, 79.
Gordon, Dr. George A., The
Trinity the Ground of Hu-
manity, 112; Christ of To-
day, 52, 342 note, 374 note.
Gore, Canon C. C., 135, 136;

The Incarnation of the Son
of God, 134, 351 note, 366
note; Dissertations, 384
note, 427 note.

Gospel, The, of a Person,

43; message clear as light,
53; of a fact, 55; of a
force, 59; of a Saviour,
75; of the Incarnation
adapted to this age, 113;
A., for the whole circle of
human life, 173; the fourth,
178.

Gospels: the four Gospels

must be studied, 177.
Greer, David H., The Preacher,
322 note.

Gregory the Great, 102.

Hadrian, Emperor, 104.
Happiness depends upon our
inward state, 289; the secret
of, 290.

Hardy, Thomas, 17; Jude the
Obscure, 30.

Harris, S., The Self-Revela-
tion of God, 51.

Harris, George, Moral Evolu-
tion, 436 note.
Harrison, Frederic, 15.

Hartmann, 24, 33; Religions-
philosophie Selbstersetzung
des Christenthums, 33;
Philosophie des Unbewuss-
ten, 34.

Havelock, Henry, 79.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 283.
Hazard, 230.

Hazzard, Rowland, Freedom
of Mind in Willing, 219.
Heathen, testimony of the,
103; writers, 103.
Heaven, triumphant in, 268.
Hebrews, the epistle to the,
149.

Hennell, Charles, Inquiry
Concerning the Origin of
Christianity, 25.
Heredity not final, 222.
Hilary of Poictiers, 101.
Historical Christ, 58.
Hitchcock, Rev. Dr. Roswell
D., A Complete Analysis of
the Holy Bible, 176.
Hodge, Charles, 50.
Hodge, A. A., Popular Lect-
ures, 241.

Holy Spirit, The, 236.
Homoöusia, 155.

Hooker, Richard, 50.

Horton, R. F., Verbum Dei,
322 note.

Human, The, Life of the
Father, 81; Life in God,
125.

Humanity, a new relation to,
94.

Hutton, R. H., 27; Contem-
'porary Thought and Think-
ers, 417 note.

Huxley, T. H., 15; quoted, 208.