Creed, Christian fellowship in, 167 ff; uniformity in, impossible, 169 ff; and undesirable, 171 ff. Denison, J. H., referred to, 197. Devotional literature, difficulty in, 84; referred to, 141. Dewey, John, referred to, 12. Drummond, H., reference to, 21; on sin, 140. Du Bois, Patterson, on true spirit of fatherhood, 110. Edwards, Jonathan, referred to, 22. Election, in Paul, 116; a choice for service, 116. Emotion, extreme emphasis on, a danger in mysticism, 71; cf. 135 ff. Eternal creation, 214 ff. "Eternal truths," God's relation to, 212 ff. Ethical, the, in religion, 86 ff; proofs that religion must be, 89 ff. Ethicizing of religion, 89 ff; involved in relation to Christ, 89; the divine will in ethical command, 90; involved in nature of God's gifts, 91; communion with God through harmony with his will, 92; the vision of God for the pure in heart, 92; sharing the life of God, 93; Christ, as satisfying our claims on life, 94; attraction to Christ, ethically conditioned, 96; the moral law, a revelation of the love of God, 98. Ethics and religion, 87, 89 ff. Everett, C. C, criticism of Nietzsche, 120. _Expository Times, The_, reference to, 64. Fairbairn, A. M., his _The Place of Christ in Modern Theology_, mentioned, 110; on the Christian consciousness, 112; referred to, 119, 196, 215, 234; on sense of sin, 143; on Christ as transcendent, 189; on passibility of God, 221; on annihilation, 239. Faith, necessity of, in life, 43, 44. Faith in men, increased by sense of likeness, 128. Father and child, the analogy of, applied to redemption, 154 ff. Favorites, none with God, 116 ff. Fellowship, Christian, help of, in coming into kingdom, 159 ff; within the kingdom, 162 ff; in intercessory prayer, 164 ff; in confessions of faith, 167 ff. Fiske, John, reference to, 21. Freedom, in man, 181 ff; Bowne on, 182, 183; references on, 182. Fremantle, W. H., reference to, 141. Friendship, laws of, as holding in religion, 67. Future life; moral reality of, 132 ff; reverence for person in, 240 ff. Galatians, Epistle to, referred to, 83. Genung, G. F., on "an apocalypse of Kipling," 245. Giddings, F. H., reference to, 9, 10, 19, 20, 62, 117; on the "social mind," 138.