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Phelips, Vivian
Packard, Professor, cited, 393
Paine, Thomas, 178 note
Paley, cited, 42, 229–30
Pali inscriptions, 79
Parallels, in ancient religions, 121–42; in primitive beliefs, 142–54; in solar myths, 154–62; in Essenism and Mithraism, 162–8
Parkhurst, Dr., cited, 133
Parsees, 13, 356
Patriarchs, unhistorical, 77–8
Pattison, Rev. Mark, cited, 3–4
Paul, St., witness of, 56–9; genuineness of the Epistles of, 89–90; teaching of, 284, 316
Pausanias, cited, 131–2
Peace, 276, 370–5. (See also War.)
Pentecost, gifts at, 98
Persecution, 292, 294, 351, 368–9, 397, 398. (See also Tolerance and Intolerance.)
Perseus, 127
Peru, The religion of ancient, 147
Peters, Dr., in his book The Early Hebrew Story, 78
Petrie, Flinders, cited, 281 note
Pfleiderer, cited, 139
Philo, 83–4, 112
Philosophy, Note on, 266–72
Picton, J. Allanson, cited, 340–1
Pitakas, The, 139
Pithecanthropus erectus, 393
Plato, 128
Plutarch, cited, 130
Pobiedonostseff, 289
Poor, Churches’ interest in the, 37–8, 367–8, 382
Prayer, 258–61, 298–14, 335–7, 400–1
Proctor, on hypnotism, 400
Progressive revelation, The theory of a, explained, 115–21; remarks upon, 142–3, 150–1, 156–60, 166, 320, 348
Prometheus, 133, 134
Prophecy, destructive criticisms concerning, 73–4, 95–7
Psalms, The, a composite book, 81, 97
Psychical Research, Society for, cited, 61, 258 note, 315–6; spiritualistic phenomena, 395–6; phenomena of hypnotism, 400–1
Pusey, Dr., cited, 30, 35