THE THOROUGH ETHICIZING OF RELIGION 86 I. The Pressure of the Problem 86 II. The Statement of the Problem 87 III. The Answer 89 1. Involved in Relation to Christ 89 2. The Divine Will Felt in the Ethical Command 90 3. Involved in the Nature of God's Gifts 91 4. Communion with God, Through Harmony with His Ethical Will 92 5. The Vision of God for the Pure in Heart 92 6. Sharing the Life of God 93 7. Christ, as Satisfying Our Highest Claims on Life 94 8. The Vision of the Riches of the Life of Christ, Ethically Conditioned 96 9. The Moral Law, as a Revelation of the Love of God 98 CHAPTER VIII THE EMPHASIS OF THE SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS UPON THE HISTORICALLY CHRISTIAN 102 I. The Social Consciousness Needs Historical Justification 102 II. Christianity's Response to this Need 103 THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS UPON THEOLOGICAL DOCTRINE CHAPTER IX GENERAL RESULTS 105 I. The Conception of Theology in Personal Terms 106 II. The Fatherhood of God, as the Determining Principle in Theology 109 III. Christ's Own Social Emphases 111 IV. The Reflection in Theology of the Changes in the Conception of Religion 113 CHAPTER X THE INFLUENCE OF THE DEEPENING SENSE OF THE LIKE-MINDEDNESS OF MEN UPON THEOLOGY 115 I. No Prime Favorites with God 116 II. The Great Universal Qualities and Interests, the Most Valuable 117 III. Essential Likeness Under very Diverse Forms 121 IV. As Applied to the Question of Immortality 124 V. Consequent Larger Sympathy with Men, Faith in Men, and Hope for Men 127 VI. Judgment According to Light, and the Moral Reality of the Future Life 132 CHAPTER XI