1. The Moral Distinctions and Qualities not merely Subjective Phenomena but Objectively Real for Perception 125-126 2. Independent of the Mental Organization of the Race 127 3. Immutable and Eternal 127-129 3. The Importance of this Truth 129-130 4. Marks of the Dividing Line between True and False Moral Philosophies 130-132 5. The Relation of Evolutionism to this Reality 132-137 1. Theistic Evolution 132-133 2. Atheistic and Materialistic Evolution 133-137 CHAPTER VIII. THE GROUND OF RIGHT. 1. The Question Defined 138-139 2. Leading Views and Theories: The Egyptian Teaching--Chinese--Indian--Persian-- Greek--Roman--Divine Absolutism--Civil Authority--Utilitarianism--Evolutionary Utilitarianism--Failure of Utilitarianism-- Plausible Side of Utilitarian Theory-- Theory of Conformity to Relations--Spiritual Excellence Theory--Theory of an Imperative in its Own Right 140-167 CHAPTER IX. THE GROUND OF RIGHT--CONTINUED. 1. Statement of Proximate Ground 168-178 1. Sustained by the Moral Consciousness in Constant Experience 171-172 2. Implied in the Logical Pre-suppositions to Responsibility 172-175 3. Verified in the Character of the Various Virtues and their Opposite Immoralities 175-176 4. Supported by Analogy of Organic and Instinctive Action 176-177 5. Assumed in the Conceptions and Language of Common Life 178 2. The Ultimate Ground 178-181 CHAPTER X. THE OBJECTS OF THE MORAL JUDGMENT. 1. Personal Actions 182-187 2. The Various Feelings, Passions, and Desires 187-190 3. Intentions 190-191 4. The Activities and Uses of the Intellect 191-192 5. Acts of the Will 192-195 CHAPTER XI THE ETHICAL VIEW UNDER CHRISTIAN TEACHING. 1. Christianity Recognizes the Truths and Principles Established in True Ethical Science 196-197 2. It Contributes Immensely to the Ethical View 197-200