[107] See _Reconstruction in Theology_, Chapter VI. [108] _Ethics and Revelation_, p. 270. [109] See the fuller statement in the _Reconstruction in Theology_, pp. 96-108. [110] Fairbairn, _The Place of Christ in Modern Theology_, p. 483. [111] _Outline of Christian Theology_, pp. 161, ff. [112] _Jesus Christ and the Social Question_, p. 101. [113] Cf. Fairbairn, _The Place of Christ in Modern Theology_, pp. 434, 435. [114] _Union with God_, p. 109. [115] _The Communion of the Christian with God_, p. 143. [116] _An Outline of Christian Theology_, p. 464. [117] _The Candle of the Lord and Other Sermons_, p. 197. [118] _The Place of Christ in Modern Theology_, p. 467. [119] See above, pp. 68 ff. [120] Romans 14:4. INDEX Abbott, Lyman, reference to, 131. _American Journal of Theology, The_, reference to, 86. Analogy of Organism. See Organism. Annihilation, doctrine of, why rejected, 239 ff. Arbitrariness, excluded in God, 220 ff. Aristotle, quoted, 26; his position abandoned by mysticism, 56. Association, personal, in redemption, 149 ff; in personal relation to God, 159 ff; in confessions of faith, 167 ff. Assumption of the book, 3. Atonement, in the light of social consciousness, 147 ff, 150 ff; the cost of, 150; substitution and propitiation in, 150 ff; analogy of father and child in, 154 ff; blood covenant applied to, 157. Baldwin, J. M., reference to, 12. Biblical Trinity, 224, 225. Blood covenant, as applied to doctrine of atonement, 157. Böhme, Jacob, referred to, 71. Bowne, B. P., on causality and purpose, 43; on freedom, 182, 183. Bradley, F. H., on the religious feeling in philosophy, 129. Brooks, Phillips, reference to, 28, 146; on the intellectual life of Jesus, 81; on the emotional life of Jesus, 84; on the universal interest of Jesus, 124; on the likeness of men, 126; on judgment according to the law of liberty, 238. Bruce's _The Kingdom of God_, reference to, 52. Bushnell, H., on impenitence of Jesus, 193. Calvinism, 220. Causality and purpose, 42, 43. Christ, See Jesus. Christian, the historically, emphasized by the social consciousness, 102 ff. Christianity, as contributing to sense of mutual influences, 13; sometimes unconscious, 130. Church, the, importance of the doctrine of, 177 ff. Clarke, W. N., referred to, 116, 224; quoted, 132, 133, 152; on propitiation, 151; on doctrine of Trinity and Triunity, 223; on revelation of inner life at judgment, 237. Common qualities and interests, most valuable, 177 ff. Confessions of faith, Christian fellowship in, 167 ff; uniformity in, impossible, 169 ff; and undesirable, 171 ff. Corinthians, first, twelfth chapter of, as expression of analogy of organism, 23; against false mysticism, 60-61, 83. Cornill, reference to, 64. Creation, eternal, 214 ff; reverence for person in, 230 ff.