Creation, doctrine of, 139, 356 Cromer, Lord, 331n Crucifixion, of man, 357f Cynics, 366 Dante, 198n, 283 Darwinism, 59, 78f, 120 “Death in Life,” 225 Decalogue, 198 Democracy, ethical aspect of, 125, 143; political, 319n; evils in, 321, 330n; new conception of, 340n Dependence, 226 Dilke, Sir Charles, 335n Discipline, 244f Duality, of character traits, 208f Duty, in Kant, 75f; conflicts of, 317f Education, state, 252; as vocation, 291f; for adults, 301f; moral, 302n Edwards, Jonathan, 163 Egoism, 220 Elisha, the prophet, 61 Emerson, estimate of, 27-29; _Essay on Love_, 164n Ends, proximate and ultimate, 50-51; in Kant, 74, 89; instrumental, 138, 166, 229f, 268; unattainable in finite world, 149f, 158; hierarchy of, 363 Enemies, 205; intellectual, 207n Erastianism, 342 Ethical Culture, Society for, 58, 346n; School, 58n, 276 Ethics, as non-violation of personality, 7, 35, 54; individuality of, 24; as science of ends, 40, 50f; and social reform, 48; relation to other subjects, 66; Kantian, 73f; an independent discipline, 84f, 132f; energizing quality of, 93, 101, 135n, 221, 228, 274, 363; contrast with physical science, 93, 99; its peculiar manifold, 109f, 114f, 126, 132, 141; verification in, 112; and social structure, 191; and empirical traits, 212f, 223f, 242f; the law of levitation, 222; as science of relations, 233; and industry, 272f; and art, 277f; and nationality, 325f; historical systems of, 346; and worship, 349, 352 Evil, problem of, 32-34; immediate reform, 49; contrasted with sin, 172f Family, as empirical group, 133, 249f; spiritual view of, 251f Festivals, religious, 353 Feudalism, 142 Force, as ethical discipline, 356f; and freedom, 366f Forgiveness, 202f Fouillée, Alfred, 209, 324 Freedom, 148f, 300, 306, 366f Freud, 79 Friendship, 234f Froebel, 295 Frustration, in marriage, 62f, 235; in bereavement, 64; in intellectual ambition, 65f, 227; cosmic, 67; in social betterment, 69; in achieving ethical uniqueness, 118; and ethical plan, 137, 140, 147, 150f; mission of, 152f, 165, 195, 365; in science, 265; in vocation, 269; final realization of, 356f “Functional Finalities,” 106, 111f Galileo, 97n Gang Loyalty, 77 George, Henry, 44 Goethe, 67n, 176n, 198n, 220, 243, 285 God, idea of, 136, 139, 362; submission to will of, 156; worship, 350 Greek, art, 16n; philosophy, 105; treatment of suffering, 155, 166; idea of evil, 172; social system, 190f; epic, 283; education, 299 Grotius, 332 Hague Conference, 326 Happiness, 227f Harnack, Adolf, 39 Hebrews, sex purity, 7; religion, 14-26; as elect people, 19; their mission, 21f; and problem of evil, 33