Survivals in Christianity

INDEX.

A.

Abbott's, Lyman, Statement of the

Theology of Divine Imma-

nence, 290.

Apocalypses, influence of, on Chris-
tian theology, 234.

Apocalyptic writings, their influ-
ence on common notion of
heaven, 260.

Abelard, his criticism of the An- Apostolic Church, 117.

selmic theory, 175.

Absolution. See Forgiveness.
After death, in primitive culture,
227, 277.

in modern common opinion, 237.
Agnosticism, evolution of, 43.
Ainu theory of ghost-world, 257.
Albigensians, 69, 72, 110.
Altars, early, 15.

why of stone, 17.

why relics deposited in, 232.
Amiel, H. F., on the distinctive
element of Christianity, 3.
adjustment of religious teach-
ing, 50, 73.

Ancestor worship, 38, 258.
Ancient temple, how different from

a Christian church, 83.
Andrews, Bp., on Episcopal gov-
ernment of Church, 124.

Animism, 35, 71.

survival of, in Pantheism, 43.
Anselm, St., on Atonement, 174.
Antiquity, value of appeal to,

2.

Apocalypses, pre-Christian, 8, n. 1.

Apostolic development of doctrine

of the Resurrection, 204–208.
Apostolic Succession, 118. See Con-
tinuity, Tactual, and Episco-
расу.

its sign, 126.

relation to the Church, 125.
Aquinas, St. Thomas, on Divine
Immanence, 26, 67.

Arabian philosophy, 13.
Arbitrary God, in primitive folk-
faith, 147.

survival of the notion of, 148.
Arianism, 68.

Arius on Resurrection, 220.
Arnold, Sir E., quoted on Peace of
the Church, 135.

Arnold, M., on decay of Faith, 75.
on Eternal Life, 271.

on Infallibility of the Church,
115.

Art, Byzantine, and the dead
Christ, 237.

of Greece, influence of theory
of Resurrection upon, 230,
n. 1.

Art, its influence on early survivals | Bowen, Professor Francis, on

in Christianity, 71.

transmigration of souls, 255.

of Early Egypt, influenced by Brahm, 38, 116.
folk-faith, 230.

Aryan Monotheism, more stable

than Semitic, 41.

Athanasius, on deification of hu-
manity, 51.

on Divine Immanence, 66.
on Eternal Logos, 60.
Athenagoras on Resurrection, 194.
Atonement, Anselmic doctrine of,
69.

Bp. Butler on, 176.
Atonement, and magic, 84.
Augustine, St., 13.

his influence on the develop-
ment of the doctrine of for-
giveness of sins, 177.

on the Resurrection, 235.
on the privilege of Peter, 106.
his dualism, 266.

Authority, basis of, 23, 134.
Azazel, predecessor of Satan, 158.
See Scapegoat, Substitution,
Sinbearer.

B.

Bacon on human error, 3.

Browning, Robert, on Renaissance
belief in consciousness of
dead, 229.

on extinction of evil, 267.
on service of man, 138.
on the perfection of the Uni-
verse, 289.

on human progress, quoted,
33.

doctrine of cosmic resurrection

process, 240, 241.

on remission of sin from the
world, 189.

on Christ in the world, 88.
Buddhism, 43, 83.

its self-renunciation contrasted
with the Christian self-re-
nunciation, 113.

and Brahminism at one in the
doctrine of Absorption of the
soul in God, 251, n. 1.

Burnt Column, the, 6.

Butler, Bp., on Atonement theories,
176.

C.

Baptism and resurrection, 221. See Calvinism and Neoplatonism, 12.

Catholic Church, Antenicene defi- | Clement, St., of Alexandria, on

nitions of, 98, 99.

Anglican definitions of, 78, 79,

93.

Matthew Arnold's definition

of, 115.

true members of, 78.

See Apostolic Church.

defective receptiveness, 3.

on forgiveness, 173.

on salvation in the Church only,

99.

his gnosis, 100.

of Rome, on Episcopacy and
Succession, 119.

Catholicity, Jeremy Taylor on, 2, Clericalism, inevitable, 12.

undergoing a supernatural evo- Continuity of the Church, 127.

lution, 118.

relation of individual to, 94.

and State united, idea of Hindu

and Greek thought, 88.

and World, 133.

unity of, 103.

"Notes" of, 97, 101.

licity, Apostolicity.

Conversion, sensible, survival of

adeptism, 86, and of Sham-
anism, 149, 279.

Coronation stone, 16.

Cross, symbol of life not of death

only, 165, 240.

Crucifixion in early Art, 49.

Church, 12.

See Unity, Holiness, Catho- Culture, ancient, rejected by the

article of, not in early creeds Cusa, Nicolas, on Divine Imma-

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