Review of the theories of mind and matter—analysis of the different methods by which to distinguish them—our own method—analysis of the notion of consciousness—our view—analysis of the notion of activity and passivity—our theory of mind and matter.
Recapitulation of our main position by a fresh analysis of the laws of thought—relation between “actual” and “possible” and “absolute” and “relative”—re-statement of the claim of the Negative—acceptance ofour view of Reality is bound to solve the difficulty between the two types of social order—the actual solution will appear in our treatise on ethics—the strictly religious problem —human faith...
Analysis of religious experience—varieties of religious faiths—the central and competing themes of religious consciousness: (i) revelation of God to man; (2) absorption of man in God—analysis of these two claims and comparison between them—the clue in them to the whole drift of religious history and the origin of our social history—two different social orders arose on the basis of these...