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CHAPTER V.

The Supremacy of Law: Its Physical and Psychical

Conditions.

Civilization and Barbarism. Law in Nature. Mythology

and Science. Consequences Involved in the Supremacy

· Berke-

ley's Philosophy. Evidences of an Intelligent Cause.

- Identificatisn of Personality with Intelligence. - Man's

Freedom and Moral Sense. Science and Morality.

Physical and Moral Science.

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Prayer and Natural Law.

· Definition of Prayer. Man as an Animal and as a

Spiritual Being. Psychical Aspect of Law.

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CHAPTER VI.

The Doctrine of Human Progress.

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Evidences of a Higher and Lower Nature in Man. Doc-
trine of Original Sin. - Aversion of Modern Thought
to the Theological Estimate. The Fact of Sin Con-
sidered. Science and Theology. — Lord Palmerston and
the Scotch Clergy. — Idea of a Personal Devil Repudiated
by Modern Thought. - The Existence of Evil Consider-
ed. Evidences of Continuity in Human Development.
Moral Sequence. - Education; What it is, and What

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it is not. Ideal Influences.

Advantages of the Pro

gressive Theory. - Demands of Man's Higher Nature.

Evidences of Man's Progress. - Conditions of Progress.

ERRATA.

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