Buddhism, 39 ; not a dogmatic revolt
from earlier Hindoo ideas, 67; its
dogma of an incarnation of God the
only historical counterpart to that
of Christianity, 58 ; tolerant charao
ter, 275.
Bushnell, H., "Christian Nurture,"
most epochid book of last century in
America, 362; doctrine of child
nurture fruitful in psychological
investigations, 362.
CAFiTOLnre temple, 118.
Carey, Professor, " Synoptic Gos-
pels," quoted, 223.
Christian angelology and demonology,
276; radically similar to Ethnic



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ideas, 276; easentially polytheiflfcio
in Middle Ages, 278.
"Christian Begister," quoted, 364,
note.
ChriBtian religion, no more " histori-
cal*' than Ethnic religions, 194,
197 ; comes mider the strict law of
historical evolution, 1^ ; traditional
view of, as the one divine gospel,
199 ; entrance into Greek world be-
gins a new chapter of history, 210 ;
its philosophy radically chimged,
211 ; Paul and early Fathers influ-
enced by Greek thought, 211 ; close
hist4»ical connection between Chris-
tian and Ethnic religions, 212; in-
tolerant as compared witti Ethnic
religions, 276.
Christian theology essentaallyaChris-
tology, 220.
