Religious systems of the world : a contribution to the study of comparative religion a collection of addresses delivered at South Place Institute / now revised and in some cases rewritten by the authors.

Date:: 1901

Credit: Religious systems of the world : a contribution to the study of comparative religion a collection of addresses delivered at South Place Institute / now revised and in some cases rewritten by the authors. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Ideal, The Taoist: 83, 84. Ideals of Duty : Japanese 97. Idols in Israel: S7- Imaginatiom ; Province of 803. Imamate: Doctrine of the 333, 334. ImSms, The: 334. Impermanence ; Buddhist Doctrine 142, 143, 156. Incas ; Origin of Name 356 ; Rule J73. Independency : 552-558 ; Characteristics 553, 554 ; Dogmas 555, 556, 557 ; Merits 556. India, Ancient; Position of Women in 132; Life in, in time of Buddha 162. Indian Poetry, Old: 126-141; Characteristics 130 ; Demons in 129 ; Mysticism in 129 ; Sen- timental Temper 135 ; Source of Inspiration 128. Inscriptions : Assyrian 51 : Babylonian, i3 ; Chal- dean, 15 ; Cuneiform 381 ; Egyptian 52 ; Hittite It, 13 ; of Mesha 52. [Hstitutes 0/Christian Religion: 539. Irish Presbyterian Church: 550; Prot. Episc. Church Disestabl.: 807, 808. Irvingj Edward : 594, 595. Irvingism : 594-601 ; Apostles 595, 596 ; Character 599 ; Doctrines 599 ; Ritual 598 : System 596, 600. Irvingites : Dispersion 597 ; Separation 595. Ise : Pilgrimages to 107. Ishtar’s Descent into Hades: 39-41- Japan : People 93 ; Religions 92-98- J ehovah : Conception 53, 54; Dwelling Place 54, 55 ; Limited Authority 52 ; Origin of Name 11 ; Priests 57, 58. Jehovist, The : 42. Jephthah : Story of 45. Jerusalem, Establishment of 21. Jewish Religion : 42-60 ; Ethics 695-708 ; God not merely Tribal 705 ; Sources 42. Jews : Importance of Creed to 697 ; Iinproved.Edu- cation 684 : Mission 692 ; Moral Teaching 698, 699, 702 : View of Almsgiving 699, 700 ; View of Christianity 692 ; In Austria 684, 685, 687 ; Britain 688, 691, 692 : Germany 684 ; Spain 685, 686. John the Terrible: Council Summoned by 429; Madness 430 ; Speech 429. Journalism, Pari: E.\tension of 187. Judaism : .jer Jewish Religion. Judges. Book of: 43 ; Appendices to 43, 46. Jupiter : 244. Kaber, the Reformer : 304. Rariii no Michi: 94, 99, 102. Kammurabi, King: ai. • Kan Ying Pien : 88-90. Karaites, The: 685. Karma: 649; Doctrine 144, 145 ; Meaning 175. Kiev : Celebrations at 418. Kilhamites, The: 587. Kings of Israel: Condemnation of 48 ; 'I'able of 49. 50 . . , Kings, Book 0/: Criticism of 47-50. Knox John: 544-546. Krishna: 115, ti6, 117, 303. Kur-ratu'l-‘Ayn : 340, 341, 349. Kwan-yin: Worship of 178, 179. Laou-tscu : Teaching of 166. Lares : 245. I»arvae [spectres of dead) : 245. Last Supper, The : 464. [.atin ana Greek Religions : 216-245. Latter-Day Saints: Church of 658 ; Articles of Faith 658, 659. Lay Work in Church of England : 515, 517. Legends: Armenian, conn, with Gregory 383,384 ; Assyrian 38; Babylonian 38; connected with Buddha 153, 154, 158. laiinurs : 24^. Liberty^ Religious: Doctrine 569. Lich-tzu : Stories of 86, 87. Literature; Armenian 386, 387 ; Buddhist, Diffu- sion of 173. 174 : Prophetic 50. Livings: Traffic in 517, 518. Local Church Government [Independency]: 552- 55®. Lotus : as Emblem of Creation 176 ; School, Influ- ence of 176. Love Feasts : Methodist 591, 592. ,. True: 626, 627, 635. Luther and Lutheran Church : 531, 532. Mahdbhdrat: 126, 127, 130; Antiquity 127; Ke- ligious Sentiment 126 ; Stories from 130, 131 132-135. Makd Kataya Charita : 173. Man, Universal Brotherhood of: 650-657. Manes : 245. Manctho : 3 Mara [Evil Principle] : 170. Marriage: Muhammadan 296-298. Mas^ The: 454, 455, 456, 457, 462-482 : Basis, Tenour, and Hist. 462-473; Dominant Idea 481 ; Liturgical Form 467, 468, 469; Phil- osophy 473 ; Sacrifice at 470. Mecca : Pilgrimage to 295. Melville, Andrew: 546. Men, Judged by their Worlcs : 660, 661. Mendelssohn, Moses ; 683-684. Methodism: 585-593 ; Characteristics 585, 586; Class Meetings 591, 592 ; Doctrines 5W, 587 ; 588, 589 ; Increased Liberality of 588 ; not a Church 591 ; Personal Consecration 588; Women Preachers 587. Methodius; ^22. Mexico : Rehgion of 359, 360. Milennium : 594. Minerva: 244. Mirza’ 'Ali Muhammad : Life and Teachings 334- 339> 343-346 : Efforts to Spread his Faith 339- 341; Fate of his Followers 341, 342, 343, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349 : Religious System 343, 344. Mithra, Bull of: 200, 201 ; Herodotus’s Statement about 198; of Two Sexes 200; and Christ, Parallel between 210 ; Mithra a Pagan Christ 198. Mithraic Caves : 203, 204 ; Celebration of Christ- mas Day 214 ; Ceremonies 215 ; Monuments in England 194, 195 ; Mysteries 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210; Symbolism 200, 202, 207, 210, 2t2^ 213. Mithraism : 194-215 : Assimilation of, by Christi- anity 209-211 ; History 196, 197 ; Nature of System 197 : Universality 194, 195, 198. Monasteries; Establishment in Russia 424, 427, 429. Moraht}’: Basis of 801; Utilitarian 3oo, 801, 802. Mormonism : History 677-680 ; Message 68t, 682. Mormon, Book of: 671-675. Mormons, The: 657-682; Origin of Name 657 Outcry against 637. “ Most Holy Governing Synod ” '■ 439. Mount Ararat : Legend of 380. Muhiyj’u’d-Din ibuu’l-'Arabi: 320. Muhammad : Character 298, 299 ; Religious Posi- tion of 293. Muhammadanism: 294-300 ; F^ts 295; Preachere’ Social Equality 296; Teaching 29a ; and Chris- tianity 293, 300; and Judaism 293. Mulls Huseyn: 339. Mysteries: Christian 210, 212, 213 ; Hellenic 242 ; Their Influence on Christian Church 242, 243 : Mithraic 205, 207, 208, 209, 210. Mysticism; 631.^39, 720. Myths : Assyrian 29, 30 ; Buddhist 153,154 I Chal- dc.an 18 ; Egyptian 5 ; Hellenic 229, 230, 231; Mexican 360 ; Satanic 257 ; Teutonic 280. Mythology: Absence of, in E.vrly Greek Religion 225 ; Chaldean 16, 17, 18 ; Slavonic 260. Nabomidus, King of Babylon : 22 Names, Heathen: Survival in F.ngland 253. NSnak, Guru : Life 304, 307-309 : Successors 309- 311 ; Teachings 304, 305, 309. National Cluiich, A : 806-819. Nature : Extcnial Power of 633. Nazarites: 57, 58.$