Individualism, and personality, 59, 62 ——­ as a solution of the problem of life, 26-32 ——­ idealistic presuppositions of, 31, 48

Irrationalism, charge of, 88, 89

James, William, 39, 40

Law, religions of, 69, 70

Life, independence of the spiritual, 52 ——­ spiritual, relation of, to natural life, 52-54 ——­ ——­ superiority over natural life, 52-54 ——­ The spiritual, 14 ——­ The universal spiritual, 44, 49, chaps. v., vi., vii. (vii.
       especially).

Maeterlinck, 44

Man, natural and spiritual, 53, 54
——­ transcending the material, 46

Mediation, 74

Mediator, Christ as, 74

Methods of Eucken, 14, 15

Mind, limits of, 52

Miracle, 77

Mysticism, 75

Naturalism and freedom, 26 ——­ as a solution of the problem of life, 22-26 ——­ its own disproof, 25

Natural life, relation to spiritual life, 52-54 ——­ ——­ Superiority of spiritual over, 52-54 ——­ man and spiritual man, 53, 54

Nature, limits of, 52
——­ of God, 63, 64

Negative movement, the, 57, 73

New immediacy, the, 58

Noeological position, the, 50

Pantheism, 20, 51, 56

Past, the, not irrevocable, 44, 73

Personality and individualism, 59, 62 ——­ and the absolute, 62, 63 ——­ gaining of, 54, 59 ——­ of Christ, 80 ——­ of God, 63, 64

Philosophy and history, 43-49 ——­ of life, 13 ——­ problems of, 10, 11

Pragmatism, 40, 41

Prayer, 75

Problem, Eucken’s special, 12-14

Problems of philosophy, 10, 11

Purpose of Eucken’s investigation, 13
——­ of religion, 65, 66

Rationalism, 37-39

Redemption, 73

Religion and history, 17, 18 ——­ and human activity, 18 ——­ and science, 19 ——­ as solution of problem of life, 16, 19 ——­ Characteristic, 66, 67 ——­ Christianity as highest form of, 71, 72 ——­ Christianity as the absolute, 72 ——­ Essential characteristics of, 65, 66 ——­ Eternal and transient in, 72, 73 ——­ Eucken’s contributions to, 90, 91 ——­ Historical and absolute, chap. viii. ——­ of law, 69, 70 ——­ of redemption, 69, 70 ——­ Purpose of, 65, 66 ——­ Universal, 66 ——­ what is it? 64, 65

Resurrection, the, 77

Revelation, 75

Science, and religion, 17

Socialism, as a solution of the problem of life, 26-32
——­ idealistic presuppositions of, 31, 48

Spiritual life, 14 ——­ ——­ Independence of the, 52 ——­ ——­ Relation of, to natural life, 52-54 ——­ ——­ Superiority of, over material and mental, 52-54 ——­ ——­ The universal, 47-49, and chaps. v., vi., and vii. (vii.
            especially)