Jesus, Brooks on his intellectual life, 81; on his emotional life, 84; relation to, necessarily ethical, 89, 94, 96; satisfies our highest claims on life, 94; his social emphases, 111 ff; Brooks on his interest in the uninteresting, 124; the great Christian confession, 174 ff; loyalty to, best assurance for doctrine, 175; the personal in, 184 ff; a personal revelation of God, 184 ff; the moral and spiritual in his supremacy, 185 ff; grounds of his supremacy, 188 ff; among founders of religion, 189 ff; his sinlessness, 192 ff; his impenitence, 193; rises to highest ideals, 194 ff; shows character of God, 195 ff; consciously able to redeem all men, 196; transcendent God-consciousness and sense of mission, 197 ff; calls out absolute trust, 198 ff; in him God certainly finds us, 199 ff; the ideal realized, 200 ff; his double uniqueness, 201 ff; sense of kinship with, and reality of, 205 ff; divinity of, as related to Trinity, 224; reverence for person in, 226 ff. Judgment, according to light, 132 ff; how God's can be favorable, 153 ff; reverence for person in, 237 ff; according to law of liberty, 238 ff. Kaftan, J., referred to, 86. Keim, quoted, 52. King, references to his _Reconstruction in Theology_, 16, 20, 23, 43, 67, 185, 187, 188, 203, 205, 212, 217, 218. Kipling, R., on the value of the common, 119; G. F. Genung on, 245. Lanier, S., quoted, on Christ, 201. Leibnitz, referred to, 172. Life, the richest, ideal conditions of, 68 ff. Like-mindedness of men, 9 ff; an element of social consciousness, 9 ff, 47; influence on theology, 115 ff; summary on, 134; seen under diverse forms, 121 ff. Lotze, reference to, 13, 25, 31, 42, 213, 214; on passion for construing everything, 25, 26; on immanence of God, 40. Love, sense of, 20; element in social consciousness, 20, 51; as motive in creation, 215. Man, the personal in, 180 ff; separateness from God, 180 ff; freedom in, 181 ff; a child of God, 183 ff. Matheson, George, on sacrifice, 49. McConnell, S. D., objection to one part in his argument as to immortality, 124 ff. McCurdy, on the significance of the social struggle in Israel, 63. Metaphysical, not to be emphasized, in conception of Christ, 185 ff; how to be thought, as to Christ, 203, 204; in doctrine of Trinity, 226. Mill, J. S., on immortality, 50. Moral world, prerequisites of, 30 ff; sphere of law, 30; ethical freedom, 30; some power of accomplishment, 31; members one of another, 32. Mistiness in mysticism, 73. Moral initiative in men, 181 ff. Moral law, a revelation of the love of God, 98. Mulford, E., referred to, 229. Münsterberg, H., referred to, 79; reference to his _Psychology and Life_, 79.