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• Boethius The Consolation of Philosophy
• PREFACE.
• PROEM.
• BOOK I. THE SORROWS OF BOETHIUS.
• BOOK I.
• SONG I. Boethius' Complaint.
• I.
• SONG II. His Despondency.
• II.
• SONG III. The Mists dispelled.
• III.
• SONG IV. Nothing can subdue Virtue.
• IV.
• SONG V. Boethius' Prayer.
• V.
• SONG VI. All Things have their Needful Order.
• VI.
• SONG VII. The Perturbations of Passion.
• BOOK II. THE VANITY OF FORTUNE'S GIFTS
• BOOK II.
• I.
• SONG I. Fortune's Malice.
• II.
• SONG II. Man's Covetousness.
• III.
• SONG III. All passes.
• IV.
• SONG IV. The Golden Mean.
• V.
• SONG V. The Former Age.
• VI.
• SONG VI. Neros' Infamy.
• VII.
• SONG VII. Glory may not last.
• VIII.
• SONG VIII. Love is Lord of all.
• BOOK III. TRUE HAPPINESS AND FALSE.
• BOOK III.
• I.
• SONG I. The Thorns of Error.
• II.
• SONG II. The Bent of Nature.
• III.
• SONG III. The Insatiableness of Avarice.
• IV.
• SONG IV. Disgrace of Honours conferred by a Tyrant.
• V.
• SONG V. Self-mastery.
• VI.
• SONG VI. True Nobility.
• VII.
• SONG VII. Pleasure's Sting.
• VIII.
• SONG VIII. Human Folly.
• IX.
• SONG IX. [9] Invocation.
• X.
• SONG X. The True Light.
• XI.
• SONG XI. Reminiscence. [10]
• XII.
• SONG XII. Orpheus and Eurydice.
• BOOK IV. GOOD AND ILL FORTUNE.
• BOOK IV.
• I.
• SONG I. The Soul's Flight.
• II.
• SONG II. The Bondage of Passion.
• III.
• SONG III. Circe's Cup.
• IV.
• SONG IV. The Unreasonableness of Hatred.
• V.
• SONG V. Wonder and Ignorance.
• VI.
• SONG VI. The Universal Aim.
• VII.
• SONG VII. The Hero's Path.
• BOOK V. FREE WILL AND GOD'S FOREKNOWLEDGE.
• BOOK V.
• I.
• SONG I. Chance.
• II.
• SONG II. The True Sun.
• III.
• SONG III. Truth's Paradoxes.
• IV.
• SONG IV. A Psychological Fallacy. [18]
• V.
• SONG V. The Upward Look.
• VI.
• EPILOGUE.
• William James The Varieties of Religious Experience A Study in Human Nature
• Preface.
• Lecture I. Religion And Neurology.
• Lecture II. Circumscription of the Topic.
• Lecture III. The Reality Of The Unseen.
• Lectures IV and V. The Religion Of Healthy-Mindedness.
• Lectures VI And VII. The Sick Soul.
• Lecture VIII. The Divided Self, And The Process Of Its Unification.
• Lecture IX. Conversion.
• Lecture X. Conversion—Concluded.
• Lectures XI, XII, And XIII. Saintliness.
• Lectures XIV And XV. The Value Of Saintliness.
• Lectures XVI And XVII. Mysticism.
• Lecture XVIII. Philosophy.
• Lecture XIX. Other Characteristics.
• Lecture XX. Conclusions.
• Postscript.
• Thomas Paine. The Age of Reason
• EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION
• PART I
• CHAPTER I. THE AUTHOR’S PROFESSION OF FAITH.
• CHAPTER II. OF MISSIONS AND REVELATIONS.
• CHAPTER III. CONCERNING THE CHARACTER OF JESUS CHRIST, AND HIS HISTORY.
• CHAPTER IV. OF THE BASES OF CHRISTIANITY.
• CHAPTER V. EXAMINATION IN DETAIL OF THE PRECEDING BASES.
• CHAPTER VI. OF THE TRUE THEOLOGY.
• CHAPTER VII. EXAMINATION OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.
• CHAPTER VIII. OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.
• CHAPTER IX. IN WHAT THE TRUE REVELATION CONSISTS.
• CHAPTER X. CONCERNING GOD, AND THE LIGHTS CAST ON HIS EXISTENCE AND ATTRIBUTES BY THE BIBLE.
• CHAPTER XI. OF THE THEOLOGY OF THE CHRISTIANS; AND THE TRUE THEOLOGY.
• CHAPTER XII. THE EFFECTS OF CHRISTIANISM ON EDUCATION; PROPOSED REFORMS
• CHAPTER XIII. COMPARISON OF CHRISTIANISM WITH THE RELIGIOUS IDEAS INSPIRED BY NATURE
• CHAPTER XIV. SYSTEM OF THE UNIVERSE.
• CHAPTER XV. ADVANTAGES OF THE EXISTENCE OF MANY WORLDS IN EACH SOLAR SYSTEM
• CHAPTER XVI. APPLICATION OF THE PRECEDING TO THE SYSTEM OF THE CHRISTIANS
• CHAPTER XVII. OF THE MEANS EMPLOYED IN ALL TIME, AND ALMOST UNIVERSALLY, TO DECEIVE THE PEOPLES
• RECAPITULATION
• PART II
• PREFACE
• CHAPTER I. THE OLD TESTAMENT
• CHAPTER II. THE NEW TESTAMENT
• CHAPTER III. CONCLUSION
• Paul Henri Thiery Holbach The System of Nature , or, the Laws of the Moral and Physical World
• INTRODUCTION
• PREFACE
• PART I. LAWS OF NATURE—OF MAN—THE FACULTIES OF THE SOUL—DOCTRINE OF IMMORTALITY—ON HAPPINESS.
• CHAP. I.
• CHAP. II.
• CHAP. III.
• CHAP. IV.
• CHAP. V.
• CHAP. VI.
• CHAP. VII.
• CHAP. VIII.
• CHAP. IX.
• CHAP. X.
• CHAP. XI
• CHAP. XII.
• CHAP. XIII.
• CHAP. XIV.
• CHAP. XV.
• CHAP. XVI
• CHAP. XVII.
• CONCLUSION.
• PART II. ON THE DIVINITY:—PROOFS OF HIS EXISTENCE:—OF HIS ATTRIBUTES: OF HIS INFLUENCE OVER THE HAPPINESS OF MAN.
• CHAP. I.
• CHAP. II.
• CHAP. III.
• CHAP. IV.
• CHAP. V.
• CHAP. VI.
• CHAP. VII.
• CHAP. VIII.
• CHAP. IX.
• CHAP. X.
• CHAP. XI.
• CHAP. XII.
• CHAP. XIII.
• CHAP. XIV.
• TRANSLATOR'S APPENDIX
• Austin Holyoak Ludicrous Aspects Of Christianity
• Baruch Spinoza On the Improvement of the Understanding
• Hastings Rashdall Philosophy and Religion
• LECTURE I MIND AND MATTER
• LECTURE II THE UNIVERSAL CAUSE
• LECTURE III GOD AND THE MORAL CONSCIOUSNESS
• LECTURE IV DIFFICULTIES AND OBJECTIONS
• LECTURE V
• LECTURE VI CHRISTIANITY
• Edward Caldwell Moore Outline of the History of Christian Thought Since Kant
• CHAPTER I
• A. INTRODUCTION
• B. THE BACKGROUND
• Deism
• Rationalism
• Pietism
• Æsthetic Idealism
• CHAPTER II
• IDEALISTIC PHILOSOPHY
• KANT
• FICHTE
• SCHELLING
• HEGEL
• CHAPTER III
• THEOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION
• SCHLEIERMACHER
• RITSCHL AND THE RITSCHLIANS
• CHAPTER IV
• THE CRITICAL AND HISTORICAL MOVEMENT
• STRAUSS
• BAUR
• THE CANON
• LIFE OF JESUS
• THE OLD TESTAMENT
• THE HISTORY OF DOCTRINE
• HARNACK
• CHAPTER V
• THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
• POSITIVISM
• NATURALISM AND AGNOSTICISM
• EVOLUTION
• MIRACLES
• THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
• CHAPTER VI
• THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES: ACTION AND REACTION
• THE POETS
• COLERIDGE
• THE ORIEL SCHOOL
• ERSKINE AND CAMPBELL
• MAURICE
• CHANNING
• BUSHNELL
• THE CATHOLIC REVIVAL
• THE OXFORD MOVEMENT
• NEWMAN
• MODERNISM
• ROBERTSON
• PHILLIPS BROOKS
• THE BROAD CHURCH
• CARLYLE
• EMERSON
• ARNOLD
• MARTINEAU
• JAMES
• BIBLIOGRAPHY
• CHAPTER I
• CHAPTER II
• CHAPTER III
• CHAPTER IV
• CHAPTER V
• CHAPTER VI
• Frances Power Cobbe The Scientific Spirit of the Age and Other Pleas and Discussions
• PREFACE.
• ESSAY I. THE SCIENTIFIC SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
• ESSAY II. THE EDUCATION OF THE EMOTIONS.
• ESSAY III. PROGRESSIVE JUDAISM.
• ESSAY IV. THOUGHTS ABOUT THINKING.
• ESSAY V. TO KNOW, OR NOT TO KNOW.
• ESSAY VI. THE TOWN MOUSE AND THE COUNTRY MOUSE.
• Town Mouse loquitur .
• Country Mouse.
• Herbert Spencer First Principles
• PREFACE.
• A SYSTEM OF PHILOSOPHY.
• FIRST PRINCIPLES.
• THE PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY.
• THE PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOLOGY.
• THE PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY.
• THE PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY.
• PART I. THE UNKNOWABLE.
• CHAPTER I. RELIGION AND SCIENCE.
• CHAPTER II. ULTIMATE RELIGIOUS IDEAS.
• CHAPTER III. ULTIMATE SCIENTIFIC IDEAS.
• CHAPTER IV. THE RELATIVITY OF ALL KNOWLEDGE.
• CHAPTER V. THE RECONCILIATION.
• PART II. LAWS OF THE KNOWABLE.
• CHAPTER I. LAWS IN GENERAL.
• CHAPTER II. THE LAW OF EVOLUTION. [519]
• CHAPTER III. THE LAW OF EVOLUTION, CONTINUED.
• CHAPTER IV. THE CAUSES OF EVOLUTION.
• CHAPTER V. SPACE, TIME, MATTER, MOTION, AND FORCE.
• CHAPTER VI. THE INDESTRUCTIBILITY OF MATTER.
• CHAPTER VII. THE CONTINUITY OF MOTION.
• CHAPTER VIII. THE PERSISTENCE OF FORCE. [523]
• CHAPTER IX. THE CORRELATION AND EQUIVALENCE OF FORCES.
• CHAPTER X. THE DIRECTION OF MOTION.
• CHAPTER XI. THE RHYTHM OF MOTION.
• CHAPTER XII. THE CONDITIONS ESSENTIAL TO EVOLUTION.
• CHAPTER XIII. THE INSTABILITY OF THE HOMOGENEOUS. [527]
• CHAPTER XIV. THE MULTIPLICATION OF EFFECTS.
• CHAPTER XV. DIFFERENTIATION AND INTEGRATION.
• CHAPTER XVI. EQUILIBRATION.
• CHAPTER XVII. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION.