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372 Stoicism, iii. 63

Sublimity, religion of, ii. 170; God in, 172

Substance, idea of, in religions, i. 318; Oriental conception of, ii. 53; in Spinoza, iii. 325

Syrian religion, the, ii. 82

, ii. 148

Teleological Proof, ii, 157; iii. 328 ff., 347 ff.

Theologians, despise doctrine, i. 39; criticised, 217; ii. 345

Theology, of reason, its nature, i. 28; contrasted with philosophy of religion, 31; and the Bible, ii. 343

Thought, defined, i. 94; God exists in, 132; contrasted with idea, 144 ff.; eternal Idea present in, iii. 7; and faith, 161

Trinity, dogma of the, i. 39; misunderstood, 159; expresses a childlike relation, iii. 25; as a speculative conception, 29; the Indian, ii. 14; the Holy, iii. 11; the Christian, 99

Truth v. certainty, iii. 178

Understanding, the, hates philosophy, i. 32; religion of, ii. 288; God a mystery to, iii. 17; and reason, 22; and faith, 231; and proofs of existence of God, 265; and God, 301; and contradiction, 306; religion a mystery for, 367

Universal, the, defined, i. 122

Utility, religion of, ii. 288; is the Roman religion, 298

, the, reading of, ii. 18

Voltaire on faith, i. 219

Vorstellung, or idea, defined, i. 143

, the, iii. 50

"Word," the, ii. 17; iii. 31

Worship, its nature, i. 65, 67, 210; special forms of, 229; as propitiation, 240

, ii. 77