Immanent idealism as a solution of the problem of life, 19-22 Immediacy, the new, 58 Immortality, 60, 77 Incarnation, 78 Independence of the spiritual life, 52, 53 Individualism, and personality, 59, 62 ---- as a solution of the problem of life, 26-32 ---- idealistic presuppositions of, 31, 48 Irrationalism, charge of, 88, 89 James, William, 39, 40 Law, religions of, 69, 70 Life, independence of the spiritual, 52 ---- spiritual, relation of, to natural life, 52-54 ---- ---- superiority over natural life, 52-54 ---- The spiritual, 14 ---- The universal spiritual, 44, 49, chaps. v., vi., vii. (vii. especially). Maeterlinck, 44 Man, natural and spiritual, 53, 54 ---- transcending the material, 46 Mediation, 74 Mediator, Christ as, 74 Methods of Eucken, 14, 15 Mind, limits of, 52 Miracle, 77 Mysticism, 75 Naturalism and freedom, 26 ---- as a solution of the problem of life, 22-26 ---- its own disproof, 25 Natural life, relation to spiritual life, 52-54 ---- ---- Superiority of spiritual over, 52-54 ---- man and spiritual man, 53, 54 Nature, limits of, 52 ---- of God, 63, 64 Negative movement, the, 57, 73 New immediacy, the, 58 Nöological position, the, 50 Pantheism, 20, 51, 56 Past, the, not irrevocable, 44, 73 Personality and individualism, 59, 62 ---- and the absolute, 62, 63 ---- gaining of, 54, 59 ---- of Christ, 80 ---- of God, 63, 64 Philosophy and history, 43-49 ---- of life, 13 ---- problems of, 10, 11 Pragmatism, 40, 41 Prayer, 75 Problem, Eucken's special, 12-14 Problems of philosophy, 10, 11 Purpose of Eucken's investigation, 13 ---- of religion, 65, 66 Rationalism, 37-39 Redemption, 73 Religion and history, 17, 18 ---- and human activity, 18 ---- and science, 19 ---- as solution of problem of life, 16, 19 ---- Characteristic, 66, 67 ---- Christianity as highest form of, 71, 72 ---- Christianity as the absolute, 72 ---- Essential characteristics of, 65, 66 ---- Eternal and transient in, 72, 73 ---- Eucken's contributions to, 90, 91 ---- Historical and absolute, chap. viii. ---- of law, 69, 70 ---- of redemption, 69, 70 ---- Purpose of, 65, 66 ---- Universal, 66 ---- what is it? 64, 65 Resurrection, the, 77 Revelation, 75 Science, and religion, 17 Socialism, as a solution of the problem of life, 26-32 ---- idealistic presuppositions of, 31, 48 Spiritual life, 14 ---- ---- Independence of the, 52 ---- ---- Relation of, to natural life, 52-54 ---- ---- Superiority of, over material and mental, 52-54 ---- ---- The universal, 47-49, and chaps. v., vi., and vii. (vii. especially) Spiritual man and natural man, 53, 54 Trinity, the, 79 Truth, 44, 45 ---- another search for, chap. iii. Universal Religion, 66 ---- spiritual life, 47-49, and chaps, v., vi., and vii. (vii. especially) Printed by BALLANTYNE, HANSON & CO. Edinburgh & London THE PEOPLE'S BOOKS THE FIRST HUNDRED VOLUMES The volumes issued (Spring 1913) are marked with an asterisk SCIENCE