THE INFLUENCE OF THE DEEPENING SENSE OF THE MUTUAL INFLUENCE OF MEN UPON THEOLOGY 136 I. The Real Unity of the Race 136 II. Deepening the Sense of Sin 139 III. Mutual Influence for Good in the Attainment of Character 145 1. Application to the Problem of Redemption 147 2. The Consequent Ethical and Spiritual Meaning of Substitution and Propitiation 150 IV. Mutual Influence for Good in our Personal Relation to God 160 1. In Coming into the Kingdom 160 2. In Fellowship within the Kingdom 162 3. In Intercessory Prayer 164 V. Mutual Influence for Good in Confessions of Faith 167 1. Complete Uniformity of Belief and Statement Impossible 169 2. Complete Uniformity of Belief and Statement Undesirable 171 VI. The Consequent Importance of the Doctrine of the Church 177 CHAPTER XII THE INFLUENCE OF THE DEEPENING SENSE OF THE VALUE AND SACREDNESS OF THE PERSON UPON THEOLOGY 179 I. The Recognition of the Personal in Man 180 1. Man's Personal Separateness from God 180 2. Emphasis upon Man's Moral Initiative 181 3. Man, a Child of God 183 II. The Recognition of the Personal in Christ 184 1. Christ, a Personal Revelation of God 184 2. Emphasizing the Moral and Spiritual in Asserting the Supremacy of Christ 185 3. The Moral and Spiritual Grounds of the Supremacy of Christ 188 (1) The Greatest in the Greatest Sphere 188 (2) The Sinless and Impenitent One 192 (3) Consciously Rises to the Highest Ideal 194 (4) Realizes the Character of God 195 (5) Consciously Able to Redeem All Men 196 (6) Complete Normality under this Transcendent God-Consciousness and Sense of Mission 197 (7) The Only Person Who can call out Absolute Trust 198 (8) The One, in Whom God Certainly Finds Us 199 (9) The Ideal Realized 200 4. Christ's Double Uniqueness 201 5. The Increasing Sense of Our Kinship with Christ, and of His Reality 205 III. The Recognition of the Personal in God. 207 1. The Steady Carrying Through of the Completely Personal in the Conception of God.