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Phelips, Vivian
Haddon, A. C., cited, 306
Haeckel, cited, 170–1, 201, 204, 206–7, 377, 393; The Riddle of the Universe, 381
Hammurabi Code, The, 80; account of, by Chilperic Edwards, 385
Harnack, Dr., 87 note; in his book What is Christianity?, 68–9, 91–2
Harris, Rev. Charles, in his work Pro Fide, 238, 265
Harte, Richard, cited, 395, 400–1
Hartmann, cited, 211
Hastings’s Dictionary, 385
Hearn, Lafcadio, in Kokoro, 329
Hegel, 271–2
Henslow, Professor George, on directivity, 225; on natural selection, 392
Henson, Canon, on the Resurrection, 63; cited, 94, 286, 369
Hercules, 127, 129
Hibbert Journal, The, cited, 19 and note, 63, 78, 93; the editor questions the moral supremacy of Christendom, 332–3; cited, 376
Higgins, Godfrey, cited, 155, 389
Hindoos, 13, 64–5, 152, 220, 255, 256, 257, 289–90, 356, 384. (For parallels in their sacred books, see Krishna.)
Historians, The silence of, 102–5, 111
Hobhouse, L. T., his work Morals in Evolution, 403
Holland, 4
Holland, Canon Scott, on the Agnostic, 25, 367, 380–1
Holyoake, George Jacob, 282, 356
Horton, Dr., on the surrender of the old ideal, 2–3; on miracles, 53–4
Horus, 107, 127, 130, 131, 132, 295, 388
Hoste, Rev. D. E., on devil possession, 383
Huitzilopochtli, 144
Humboldt, Alexander von, cited, 134
Hume, on Philosophy, 271
Huxley, Professor, on miracles, 41–2; on visions, 59; on the slow progress of palæontology, 171; reply to Mr. Gladstone, 178; denies a benevolent ruler, 181; on Genesis, 189–90, 192–6; on man’s place in nature, 200, 204 note; cited, 209; on catastrophes, 235; cited, 296; belief in a deity not universal, 303; his pleasure in art, 312–3; on “cheap” Agnosticism, 318; “Why Lead a Moral Life?” 339–40; definition of religion, 362 note 2
Huxley, Mrs. T. H., in her poem Browning’s Funeral, 355