Social consciousness, definition, 9 ff; elements in, 9 ff; meaning of, for theology, 5 ff; analogy of organism, inadequate for, 24 ff; analogy, tested, 26 ff; necessity of its facts for ideal interests, 29 ff; the question, 29; else, no moral world, 30 ff, 32 ff; ultimate explanation and ground of, 35 ff; metaphysical ground, 35 ff: not due to physical race-connection, 35 ff; nor primarily to heredity, 37 ff; nor to mystical solidarity, 37 ff; but to immanence of God, 40 ff; ethical basis, 44 ff; supporting will of God, 44; Nash on, 45; Paulsen on, 46; God's sharing in our life, 48 ff; consequent transfiguration of, 49 ff. its influence upon religion, 53 ff; opposed to the falsely mystical, 57 ff; emphasizes personal relation in religion, and so the truly mystical, 66 ff; demands the ethicizing of religion, 86 ff; needs historical justification, 102 ff; its influence upon theological doctrine, 105 ff: general results, 105 ff; influence of like-mindedness of men, 115 ff; of mutual influence of men, 136 ff; of sense of value of person, 179 ff. "Social mind," real meaning of, 138; Giddings on, 138. "Social Trinity," 222 ff. Solidarity, a mystical, not to be pressed, 39. Solidarity of race, often falsely conceived, 16, 35, 39, 137 ff. Stevenson, R. L., on the poetical and ideal in men, 122; referred to, 123, 124. Subjectivism, tendency to, in mysticism, 72. Substitution, ethical meaning of, 150 ff, 158 ff. Sully, J., on immortality, 50. Supra-personal, the, in God, 209. Symbolism, strong tendency to, in mysticism, 76. Sympathy with men, increased by sense of likeness, 127. Tennyson, his self-hypnotism, 74. Theme of the book, 1 ff. Theologian, the, an interpreter, 5; a believer in the supremacy of spiritual interests, 6; assumes the fact of religion, 6; assumes a personal God, 7; takes point of view of Christ, 7. Theologian's, the, point of view, 5 ff. Theology, and religion, 6, 113; in personal terms, 106 ff; Fatherhood of God, determining principle in, 109; as influenced by social consciousness, 105 ff; general results in, 105 ff; influence of likeness of men on, 115 ff; influence of mutual influence of men on, 136 ff; influence of value of person on, 179 ff. Thomist position as to God, 223. Trinity, doctrine of, 222 ff; biblical, 224, 225. "Trinity, Social," 222 ff. Tritheism, involved in a real social trinity, 222 ff. Triunity of God, doctrine of, 223 ff. "Truths, eternal," God's relation to, 212 ff. Unchangeableness of God, 216 ff. Unconscious Christianity, 130. Uniqueness, a double, in Christ, 201 ff; metaphysical, 203, 204; ethical, 204, 205. Value and sacredness of person, 16 ff; sense of, element in social consciousness, 16, 50. Weismann, referred to, 37.