human nature to become Divine, Phelps, M. H., 336. 303. Philippi, 172, 278. maintains the eternity of God's Philo, describes the functions of PAGET, on the sacramental system, Presbyterian ordination, 459. Salmond, 506, 513. Salvation, 300. Sanctification, 499, 502-503. on Kenosis, 283. on the sonship of Jesus, 260-261. Sanday and Headlam, 273. canonical, 341, 452, 453. Catholic doctrine, 341, 452. Savages, religion of, 24. Schechter, 382. Schleiermacher, definition of re- on the place of religion in our on the problem of pain, 193. Schürer, 85. Scott, Sir W., 272. Scripture, doctrine of infallibility of, 40, 82-92. Second Advent, 266; and see Seneca, 310. Sacraments, see Contents, Part IV, Septuagint, authorization of Sixtine Chapter VI. Sacrifice, development of idea of, 44. edition, 132. infallibility ascribed to, 85. heinousness of, 353-354. Socrates, the philosopher, 225, 331, Souls, origin of, 222-223. pre-existence of, 222. Stevens, 336, 346, 349. Stoics, 192, 195. Strabo, 309. Strauss, 172. Strawley, 219. Strong, Dr., 125, 413-414. Substantia, meaning of, 123. Suckling, 147. Suetonius, 309, 310. Supererogation, works of, 350. Supralapsarianism, 468. Susceptores, 419. Swete, 132. Synergistic opinion, 483. TATIAN'S DIATESSARON, 383. Taurobolium, 423. Taylor, Dr. John, 6. Tchertkoff, 313. Transubstantiation, 437. Tree of life, 226. Trevelyan, G. M., 328, 329. Trinity, see Contents, Part II, the dogma should not be imposed as a test of Christianity, 143. Tulloch, 147, 304. Temptation, see Contents, Part III. Tymms, 153. Tendencies in Religion, 57. Tennant, F. R., 213. Teresa, St., 120. Tertullian, first to use Trinitas, 133. 'major part of believers' re- jected the Trinity, 140. UNITARIAN CONGREGATIONS without Unitarianism, 279. Unitarians, 261, 279, 280, 390. on the bread and wine in the Unity in nature, 118. Eucharist, 443–444. his reading in Matt. xvi. 18, 384. Unity of mankind, 231, 233. |