The Hibbert Journal, Tom 21

A. N. WHITEHEAD æsthetic appear believe Brahman called Catholic century character Christ Christian Church civilisation conception consciousness desire Dickens Dionysus divine doctrine economic Edward Caird Eleusinian Mysteries English eternal ethical evil evolution existence experience expression fact faith fundamental Gifford Lectures Gospel Greek HIBBERT JOURNAL Hindu human idea ideal individual interpretation Jesus Kshattriyas labour living Lord Luke matter Matthew means Meredith mind modern moral nature Nordic race Orphism parable perfect Persephone philosophy physical Plato play present principle problem Professor question Rabbinical Judaism race realise reality reason recognise regard religion religious revealed Roman Scholastic Logic schools seems sense social society soul spirit teachers teaching theology theory things thou thought tion to-day Torah tradition true truth unity universe unto Upanishads usury whole words writing XXI.-No