_Philosophical Review, The_, reference to, 40. Philosophy, as contributing to sense of mutual influence, 12. Plato, his position abandoned by mysticism, 56. Plotinus, as representative of mysticism, 55. Prophets, the, their standpoint abandoned by Philo, 55; their sense of the significance of the social struggle in Israel, 63; ecstasy in, 64. Propitiation, ethical meaning of, 150 ff, 156, 158 ff. Providence, reverence for person in, 232 ff. Psychology, as contributing to sense of mutual influence, 12. Purpose and causality, 42, 43. Race-connection, not prime cause of unity of men, 35 ff. Race, real unity of, 136 ff; its solidarity, how conceived, 16, 35, 30, 137. Ranke, on Christ, 192. Rational, two senses of, 80. _Reconstruction in Theology_, references to, 16, 20, 23, 43, 67, 185, 187, 188, 203, 205, 212, 217, 218. Redemption, as viewed from point of view of mutual influence for good, 147 ff; the cost of, 150; substitution and propitiation in, 150 ff. Religion, and theology, 6, 113; influence of the social consciousness upon, 53 ff, 70 ff; the personal relation in, emphasized by the social consciousness, 66 ff; its thorough ethicizing demanded by social consciousness, 86 ff; and ethics, 87; a supreme factor in life, 189. Reverence for the person characterizing all God's relations to men, 226 ff; reflected in Christ, 226 ff; in creation, 230 ff; in providence, 232 ff; in the personal religious life, 233 ff; in the judgment, 237 ff; in the future life, 240 ff. Ritschl, A., referred to, 137. Royce, Josiah, reference to, 12. Sabatier, A., reference to, 171. Sanday, W., reference to, 187. Schiller, F. C, S., reference to, 40. Science, as contributing to sense of mutual influence, 11. Scotist position as to God, 213. Separateness from God, meaning of, 180 ff. Sin, sense of, deepened by social consciousness, 139 ff; Drummond on, 140; lack of sense of, among Greeks, 140; when most feared, 143. Smith, G. A., reference to, 64.