Chapter IV: Part IV: Modern Christianity

Chap. I--The Reformation

§ 1. Moral and Intellectual Forces 245
§ 2. Political and Economic Forces 249
§ 3. Social and Political Results 257
§ 4. Intellectual Results 265

Chap. II--Progress of Anti-Christian Thought

§ 1. The Physical Sciences 278
§ 2. Philosophy, Cosmic and Moral 283
§ 3. Biblical and Historical Criticism 286

Chap. III--Popular Acceptance

§ 1. Catholic Christianity 292
§ 2. Protestant Christianity 296
§ 3. Greek Christianity 303

Chap. IV--The Relation to Progress

§ 1. Moral Influence 310
§ 2. Intellectual Influence 315
§ 3. Conclusion and Prognosis 319

Synopsis of Literature 323

Index 339

CORRIGENDA

P. 55, line 2, and p. 56, footnote: Miss Harrison has latterly (in Themis, 1912) given up the etymologies on which this opinion was founded.

P. 251, line 4 from bottom, for "that" read "than."