Chapter I: Idealism, 511, 523

Ideas, innate, 79.
of death, 79.

Identity, system of, 511.

Idolatry of science, 216.
of rationalism, 221.

Incarnation, the principle of new life, 272.

Indians, their affinity to the Teutons, 307.

Industry apart from avarice, 35.

Infidelity, choice between, and faith, 210.
its identity with superstition, 211.

Infinite, the, poetry a feeling of, 414.
art, a feeling of, 415.
effects of a perverted sense of, 416.
influence of pure longing for, 418.

Innocence, remembrances of primeval, 496.

Instincts, divided from the senses, 31.
become passions, 32.
their pernicious character, 33.
their nobler character, 35.
the external, 429.

Intuition, intellectual, theory of, 253.

Irony, 380.

J

Jacobi, his philosophy, 19.

Jews, the prophetic people, 146.
their present state, 181.
their dispensation, struggle between light and darkness in, 217.
their theocracy--see _Theocracy_.
their monarchy, 325.

John, St., Gospel of, 204.

Judges, the ministers of the Jewish theocracy, 324.

Judgment, the faculty of, 166.
final, history a prelude of, 172.
the last, 177.
God’s temporal judgments, 178.
phenomena of, 438.
essentially a feeling, 439.

Judicial, the, the highest function of kings, 275.
constitute all prerogatives of supreme power, 278.
the throne and scepter its symbols, 279.

Jurisprudence, Christian, 295.

Justice, divine, limited, 61.
God the source of, 168.
Christian, the basis of European peace, 311, 316.

K

Kant, his philosophy, 19.

Kings, the vicegerents of God, 169, 280.
their power, 273.
sanctity of, 274.
the judicial, the highest function of, 275.

Knowledge, true, slow progress of, 59.
absolute, false character of, 60.
of God, a science of experience, 61.
or divine things, illimitable, 73.
pursuit of, must have a real basis, 491.
relation of faith to, 499.
impossible without faith, 500.
true, 532.
must start from a real object, 538.
its second step a generalization, 539.
its third step an idea, 540.