Mutual influence of men, 11 ff; contributing lines of thought, 11 ff; threefold form of the conviction, 13 ff; as element of social consciousness, 11 ff, 50; influence upon theological doctrine, 136 ff; for good, 144 ff; in attainment of character, 145 ff; in personal relation to God, 160 ff; in confession of faith, 167 ff. Mystical, the falsely, opposition of the social consciousness to, 55 ff, 57 ff; Nash's definition of, 55, 56; Herrmann's definition of, 56, 57; unethical, 58; no real personal God, 58; belittles personal in man, 59; Paul's rejection of, 60, 61; leaves historically Christian, 62 ff. Mystical, the truly, emphasized by the social consciousness, 66 ff, 70 ff; requires laws of a deepening friendship, 67; requires ideal conditions of the richest life, 68; protest in favor of whole man, 78 ff; its self-controlled recognition of emotion, 82 ff. Mysticism, its relation to the social consciousness, 55 ff; false, 55 ff; true, 66 ff, 70 ff; justifiable and unjustifiable elements in, 71 ff; its dangers: emotionalism, 71; subjectivism, 72; under-estimating historical, 72; mistiness, 73; pantheism, 73 ff; symbolism, 76. justifiable elements in, summed up, 77. Nash, H. S., on ethical basis of social consciousness in will of God, 45 ff; his definition of the mystical, 55, 56; referred to, 70; on doctrine of divine personality, 210; on the supernatural, 217. Neo-Darwinian school, referred to, 37. Neo-Platonic mysticism, 55 ff, 74. _New World, The_, reference to, 12, 120. Neitzsche, criticism of, by Everett, 120. Obligation, sense of, 18 ff; element in social consciousness, 18, 51. Organism, analogy of, 23 ff; value of, 23; classical expression in I Cor. 12; inadequacy of, for social consciousness, 24 ff: comes from the sub-personal world, 24; access to reality only through ourselves, 24; mistaken passion for construing everything, 25; tested by definition of social consciousness, 26 ff. Orr's _The Christian View of God and the World_, reference to, 51. Pantheism, tendency to, in mysticism, 58, 74. Paul, his rejection of the falsely mystical, 60, 61, 83. Paulsen, on key to reality, 25; reference to, 30, 129; on necessity of faith, 46, 47. Peabody, F. G., referred to, 65; on the social principles of Jesus, 111; on Christ's individualism, 229. Person, value of, 16 ff, 50; influence of sense of value of, on theology, 179 ff; reverence for, characterizing all God's relation to men, 226 ff. Personal, the, recognition of, 179 ff; recognition of, in man, 180 ff; recognition of, in Christ, 184 ff; recognition of, in God, 207 ff. "Personal idealism," 180, 181, 210. Personal relation, in religion, emphasized by social consciousness, 66 ff; leads to the truly mystical, 70 ff. Philo, as representative of mysticism, 55.