Churches,  335, 460.
Clabk,  389.
Clissold,  481.
Cob,  240.
Conduct,  perfect,  355.
Confession,  462.
Consciousness,  fields  of,  231 ;  sublimi-
nal, 233.
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INDEX


Consisteiicy,  206.
CoDversion,  to  avarice,  178.
CouTersion,  Fletcher's,  181 ;  Tolstoy's,
184 ;  Bunyau's,  186 ;  in  general,
Lectures  IX  and  X,  passim;  Brad-
ley's, 189;  compared  with  natural
moral  growth,  199 ;  Hadley's,  201 ;
two  ty|MS  of,  205  ff. ;  Brainerd's,  212 ;
Alline's,  217  ;  Oxford  graduate's,  221 ;
Ratisbonne's,  223 ;  instantaneous,
227 ;  is  it  a  natural  phenomenon  ?  230 ;
subliminal  action  involved,  in  sudden
cases,  236,  240;  fruits  of,  237;  its
momentousness,  239;  may  be  super-
natural, 242 ;  its  concomitants :  sense
of  higher  control,  244,  happiness,
248,  automatisms,  250,  luminous
phenomena,  251;  its  d^^e  of  per-
manence, 256.
Cosmic  consciousness,  898.
Counter-conversion,  176.
Courage,  265,  287.
Crankiness,  see  Psychopathy.
Crichton-Browns,  384,  386.
Criminal  character,  263.
Criteria  of  value  of  spiritual  affections,
18.
Cbuxp,  239.
Cure  of  bad  habits,  270.
Daudet,  167.
Death,  139,  364.
Debham,  493.
Design,  argument  from,  438,  492  ff.
Devoutness,  340.
DioNYSius  Abeopaoiticub,  416.
Disease,  99,  113.
Disorder  in  contents  of  world,  438.
Divided  Self,  Lecture  VIII,    passim;

Cases  of:  Saint  Aug^ustine,  172,   H.
Alline,  173.
Divine,  the,  31.
Dog,  281.
Dogmatism,  326,  333.
Downs,  113.
Dresser,  H.  W.,  96,  99, 289,  516.
Drink,  268.
Drummer,  476.
Drummond,  262.
Drunkenness,  387,  403,488.
*  Dryness,' 204.
Dumas,  279.
Dyes,  on  clothing,  294.
Earnestness,  264.
Ecclesiastical  spirit,  the,  335,  338.
ECKHART,  417.
Eddy,  106.
Edwards,  Jonathan,  20;  114,  200,
229,  238,  239,  248,  330.
Edwards,  Mrs.  J.,  276,  280.
Effects  of  religious  states,  21.
Effeminacy,  3&.
Ego  of  Apperception,  449.
Ellis,  Hayelock,  418.
Elwood,  292.
Emerson,  32,  56, 167,  205,  239,  330.
