* * * * * CONTENTS CHAPTER I. INDIA'S UNREST i. Extent of the Movement ii. Causes of Unrest iii. Conditions of Unrest iv. Results v. How shall the Unrest be Removed II. THE HOME OF MANY FAITHS Hinduism--Madura and Benares Demonolatry--Madura Christianity--Travancore and Cochin Judaism--Cochin Parseeism--Bombay Jainism--Bombay Mohammedanism--Agra and Delhi Buddhism--Delhi, Sarnath Sikhism--Amritsar III. BURMA, THE BEAUTIFUL The Extent of the British Empire Burma's Triple Produce The Land of Pagodas Mandalay A Land where Woman is Honoured A Land where Caste is Unknown The American Baptist Mission The Karens and their Conversion Ko San Ye IV. THE HINDU CASTE SYSTEM What is Caste i. Origin of Caste (_a_) Religious Theory (_b_) Tribal Theory (_c_) Social Theory (_d_) Occupational Theory (_e_) Crossing Theory ii. Characteristics of Caste Intermarriage Inter-dining Contact Occupation iii. Penalties of Caste Boycott Caste Servants Interdicted Domestic Isolation Prayaschitta. (Travelling) V. THE HINDU CASTE SYSTEM (_Continued_) iv. Occasions of Punishment Change of Faith Marrying a Widow Beef-eating Officiating as Priest to Outcasts Marrying outside of One's Caste v. The Results of the Caste System Possibilities of Good It arrays Caste against Caste It narrows the Sympathies It degrades Manual Labour It opposes Commerce A Foe to Nationality A Foe to Individualism It is Unethical vi. The Dominance of Caste Seen even among Christians Roman Catholicism and Protestantism Signs of its Decadence Opposed by Western Progress Government Opposition Christianity its Foe VI. THE BHAGAVAD GITA--THE HINDU BIBLE i. What is this Song ii. What are its Purposes and Contents 1. Its Teaching concerning God Incarnation 2. The Doctrine of the Living Soul 3. The Doctrine of Liberation (1) Through Knowledge (2) Through Asceticism (3) Through Works Caste Detachment Bhakti (4) Altruism. 4. The Doctrine of Salvation