The Hibbert Journal, Tom 15

Anglican appear Asshur Assyria become believe called character child Christ Christian Church civilisation conception consciousness death desire Divine doctrine doubt England English eternal ethics evidence evil existence experience fact faith feast feeling force France freedom German give Gospel hate Hegel Hibbert Journal human idea ideal individual intellectual interest Jesus Judaism L. P. JACKS less liberty living Lord Maccabean martyrs Maccabees mankind matter means mind modern Montessori moral nation nature Neo-Platonic never organisation peace philosophy Plotinus Poland political possible prayer present principle problem Proclus Professor Prussia question race realised reason recognised regard religion religious Russian Sacraments scientific seems sense Sir Oliver Lodge social soul spirit suffering Synoptists teaching telepathy theology theory things thought tion to-day true truth unity universal whole words