Chapter III: Appendix: Section

1. The Religious Emotions Purely Human 281
2. God is Feeling Released from Limits 283
3. God is the Highest Feeling of Self 284
4. Distinction between the Pantheistic and Personal God 285
5. Nature without Interest for Christians 287
6. In God Man is his Own Object 289
7. Christianity the Religion of Suffering 292
8. Mystery of the Trinity 293
9. Creation out of Nothing 297
10. Egoism of the Israelitish Religion 298
11. The Idea of Providence 299
12. Contradiction of Faith and Reason 304
13. The Resurrection of Christ 306
14. The Christian a Supermundane Being 307
15. The Celibate and Monachism 308
16. The Christian Heaven 315
17. What Faith Denies on Earth it Affirms in Heaven 316
18. Contradictions in the Sacraments 317
19. Contradiction of Faith and Love 320
20. Results of the Principle of Faith 326
21. Contradiction of the God-Man 332
22. Anthropology the Mystery of Theology 336

THE ESSENCE OF CHRISTIANITY.