Index
Abraham, William
151
Acland, Richard
311
Act of Uniformity (1662)
13â14, 43
Lâaction: essai dâune critique de la vie et dâune science de la pratique (Blondel)
292
actions
Butler on
72â73, 76, 221
consciousness of past
83, 86
Hobbes on
72
Hooker on
213
Law, William on
121â122
Moberly on
297
Newman on
216
Paley on
140, 170
Shaftesbury on
76
and virtues
133
casuistry; consequences; obligations
affections
Butler on
77â78, 79â81, 87â88, 89, 91, 154
Coleridge on
181
Law, William on
111
Newman on
235
Shaftesbury on
58â60, 75â76
Traherne on
44
use of term
58â59
The Age of Atonement (Hilton)
94
Aherne, Philip
165, 184â185, 252, 278
aids for confessors (Summae Confessorum)
338
Aids to Reflection (Coleridge)
in general
180â184
Barbeau on
179
Beer on
182
Hill on
184
importance of
161, 169
influences on
172
letter about
173
Maurice on
251â252, 254
Mauriceâs use of
258
Paley in
171
Shaffer on
180
Allison, C. Fitzsimons
126
Alphonsus, Saint
151, 345
American philosophers
186
The Analogy of Religion (Butler)
Brown on
95
A Dissertation of Personal Identity in
82â83, 86, 93
importance of
68, 69
influence of
201, 221, 229â230, 260
Maurice on
266
taught at Oxford
231
mention of
26, 39, 50, 234
Andrewes, Lancelot
225, 234
Anglican Enlightenment (Bulman)
17â18
Anglican exemplary ethics tradition. see Anglican virtue ethics tradition
Anglican moral theology
in general
9â10, 128â129, 189â190, 371â372
casuistry in. see casuistry
consistency and continuity in
375
ecclesiastical stance of
342
empiricism in
130
at end of 17th century
41â42
genealogy of
1â5, 9â10, 128, 190, 224, 242, 341, 371
influences on
of Anglicanism
3â4
of Butler
94â98
of Law, William
125â127
of Locke
130â131
of Maurice
266â268
of Thomism
42
under specific authors
intellectual rigour of
373â375
moral rigour of
372â373
after 1950
375â376
and revisionist ideas
19â20
and Scripture
141
1740 turning point in
128â129
Anglican virtue ethics tradition
Anglican virtue ethics tradition
in general
42, 158, 374
and Butler
97
and casuistry
189
and Coleridge
185
and Kirk
345
and Maurice
241
recasting of
187â188
Sedgwick on
10, 128, 183
threats to
160, 187
and Traherne
42
and Wesley
128â129
Anglicanism
in general
376
change in moral teachings of
359â362
development of
341
ecclesiology in
183
Eucharist/Holy Communion in
358, 373
evangelical vision of
367
and evangelicalism
141
globalization of
375
influence of, on moral theology
3â4
liturgical practices in
4â5
and Maurice
264â265
and Methodism
158â159
moral theology in. see Anglican moral theology
and Neo-Thomism
344
and non-jurors
104
pastoral care in
4â5, 371â372
process of renewal of
144
revelation in
25
Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion
64, 128, 136, 199, 243
via media justification of
199, 226â227, 369
views on, of Oxford Movement
226
virtue ethics tradition in. see Anglican virtue ethics tradition
Anglo-Catholicism (High Churchmen)
in general
269, 343â344
and Gore
273
and Temple
336â337
Kirk, Kenneth; Oxford Movement; Roman Catholicism
Animadversions (Hobbes)
31
Anne, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland
14, 104
Annesley, Samuel
149
Anscombe, Elizabeth
93
anthropology, theological
256â258, 294
anti-Trinitarian sects
40
Apologia pro Vita Sua (Newman)
125, 227, 230
âThe Apostlesâ (Cambridge Conversazione Society)
250
The Apostolic Ministry (Kirk)
348
Apostolical Preaching (Sumner)
200
Appearance and Reality (Bradley)
279, 281
Aquinas, Thomas
deductive approach to
345
influence of
32, 34, 35, 77, 158, 322, 353, 374
Aquinas Society (London)
337
Arianism
52, 65, 131
The Arians of the Fourth Century (Newman)
198, 225
Aristotle/Aristotelianism
43, 51, 65, 77, 151, 231
Arminianism
16, 17, 123, 153, 174
asceticism
Kirk on
364
Law, William on
113â115, 118, 121, 125
Newman on
236
atheism
31, 32n24, 56
Athenaeum (magazine)
244
atonement
123
Atonement and Personality (Moberly)
275, 297, 298, 299â301
audiences
of Butler
317
of Law, William
113
of moral theology
28
of Taylor, Jeremy
112â113
of Temple
317
Augustine of Hippo, Saint
77, 173, 282, 322, 330
authority
of conscience
73, 76, 90â92, 139, 217, 261, 266, 330
of God
36n48, 134, 139, 217
religious
1, 3, 25, 27, 29, 108, 171, 262, 330, 356â357, 358, 360â361, 370
religious vs. civil
108â109, 136n35
of superior principles
85
Avis, Paul
on Gore
273
on Hobbes
31, 34, 35
on Latitudinarians
55
on Law, William
108, 116, 121
on Wesley
156
works of
23â24
Bagot, Richard
206
Baker, Augustin
54
Balderston, Katharine C.
112, 123
Balliol College (Oxford)
272, 274, 276, 308â309, 313
Balthasar, Hans Urs von
297
Bampton Lectures (Gore)
286, 288
Bampton Lectures (Kirk)
348, 349, 362
Bampton Lectures (Mansel)
247
Banner, Michael
165, 186
baptism
13, 119, 244, 256, 258, 373
Barbarism and Religion (Pocock)
15
Barbeau, Jeffrey W.
179
Barth, Karl
334, 345
Barton, Anne
246
Baxter, Richard
52, 66
Bayle, Pierre
133
Beatitudes
147, 289, 352, 365
Sermon on the Mount
beauty
Bradley on
297n134
Hooker on
297
Moberly on
297, 301â303
Shaftesbury on
56â57, 60
goodness
âBeauty and the Crossâ (Moberly)
301â302
âBeauty of Character as a Real Phenomenonâ (Moberly)
301â302
Beer, John
167, 180, 182
behaviour/conduct
133, 155, 219, 221, 324, 365, 373
being, univocal concept of
27â28
Belief in God, Belief in Christ and Belief in The Holy Spirit and the Church (Gore)
290
Bell, George
339, 349
Benedict xv, Pope
200
benevolence
Butler on
71, 76, 87â88, 220
Coleridge on
172
and immorality
93
Newman on
220
and self-love
87â88
as superior principles
87, 88
and virtues
219â220
Wesley on
149
Bentham, Jeremy
130, 140, 142, 261â262
Beveridge, William
310, 311
Biblical references
Genesis, 6:5
200
2 Samuel, 12
92
1 Corinthians
13
150
15
37
Proverbs, 20:27
50
Ecclesiastes, 12:13
93â94
Micah, 6:8
136
Matthew
5
150, 289
5â7
147, 150, 365
5:48
151
23:41
295
Mark
10:2â12
358
12:31
37
Romans
2:14
91
2:15
85, 266
5
37
8:16
178
12
365
12:1
106
12:15
71
Galatians, 6:7
221
2 Peter, 1:14
210
1 John
150
Scripture
3:24â4.9
263
4:16
44â45
Biographia Literaria (Coleridge)
161, 169, 260
birth control
353, 357â358, 359â361
âBishop Butler and the Zeitgeistâ (Garnett)
95
Blackfriars (Dominican publication)
337, 338
The Blackwell Companion to Christian Ethics (eds. Hauerwas & Wells)
119â120
Blondel, Maurice
292
The Body of Christ (Gore)
286
Boehme, Jacob
99, 124
bombing, of Germany
311, 340
Bonhoeffer, Dietrich
343, 363
Bosanquet, Bernard
327, 333
Boulger, James
181
Bowed, John
67
Bradley, F. H.
influence of, on Moberly
296, 301
life of
278, 296â297
views of
on beauty
297n134
on hedonism
280
on morality
278â279
on selfhood
279â282
on self-knowledge
280
on self-realization
279â281
on social relationships
276, 280â281, 301
on volition
279
works of
278, 279, 281, 296
Bramhall, John,
relationships/friendships of
31â32, 35
views of
32, 34, 35
works of
31, 32
Brasenose College (Oxford)
43
The Brazen Serpent (Erskine)
257
Bretherton, Luke
165, 186â187
Bridgeman, Orlando
43
A Brief Account of the New Sect of Latitude Men (S. P.)
54
The British Moralists (Darwall)
57
brotherhood, spirit of
289â290
Brown, David
95
Bull, George
225
Bulman, William
17â18
Burden, Mark
65, 66
Burke, Edmund
253
Butler, Joseph
in general
190, 234
comparisons with
69, 317
criticism of
on Hobbes
70â74
on Hutcheson
74â75
on Locke
79â83
on Shaftesbury
74â79, 90â91
criticism on
of Gay
134, 135
of Maurice
260â261
of Paley
139
influence of
in general
94â98
on Kirk
354
on Maurice
245, 258â259, 260
on Newman
196, 201, 228â232
influences on
40, 81, 93â94
life of
career
Anglican clergyman
67â68
Bishop of Bristol
69
Bishop of Durham
69
chaplain to the Lord Chancellor
68
parish of Stanhope
68
patronage in career of
67â68
Presbyterian background
64
Rolls Chapel
68, 249
and the Whigs
68
works. see works (below)
death of
69
education
64, 66, 67
family
64
relationships/friendships
with Clarke
66â68
with Wesley
69, 152â153
with Whitefield
152
views of
in general
69
on actions
72â73, 76, 221
on affections
77â78, 87â88, 89, 91, 154
on benevolence
71, 76, 87â88, 220
on charity
76
on compassion
70, 71â72, 91, 98
on conscience
73, 76, 84, 86, 88â89, 90â91, 96, 134, 135, 218, 266
on consequences
72â73, 92
on duty
86, 92
on egoism and hedonism
70
on empathy
97â98
on enthusiasm
77â78
on forgiveness
81
on Godâs love
78
on Godâs purpose
77
on Godâs will
78
on happiness
77, 88, 89
on human agency
87
on humility
79
on knowledge
80, 81, 232
on the love of God
97
on love of neighbour
88
on moral rightness
75
on moral sense school
73â74, 86, 374
on natural law
85
on notion of desert
72â73, 86, 93, 201
on obligations
86
on passions
72, 213
on perfection
77, 84
on personal identity
82â83
on pietism
154
on probability
81, 230, 260
on proportion/harmony
75â76, 84
on redemption
266
on religious affections
79â81
on religious devotion
77â78
on resentment
78, 81, 205
on self-consciousness
82â83
on self-deceit
92â94, 372
on self-love
71, 76, 86, 88â89, 260
on sensations/response to sense data
91
on sentimentalism
74â77
on superior principles
83â86
on virtues
75â76, 129
views on, of contemporary authors
94â96
works of
The Analogy of Religion. see The Analogy of Religion
audience of
317
A Dissertation of Personal Identity
82â83, 86, 93
A Dissertation of the Nature of Virtue
220, 229
Fifteen Sermons. see Fifteen Sermons
Rolls Sermons. see Fifteen Sermons
mention of
9, 21, 23
Caird, Edward
276, 308, 310, 313â316, 321
Caird, John (brother of Edward)
276, 313, 315
Calvin, Henry
47
Calvinism
criticism on
of Cambridge Platonists
41, 45, 50
of Coleridge
173, 184
of Cudworth
47, 49
of Newman
214, 221â222
of Wesley
150
and dissenting academies
65
on the Fall and human sinfulness
45, 65
Newmanâs conversion to
197, 222
reliance on Spirit in
214, 222
self-justification in
214, 222
Cambridge Centre for the Study of Platonism
164
Cambridge Conversazione Society (âThe Apostlesâ)
250
Cambridge Platonists
and Calvinism
41, 45, 50
influence of
60, 147, 174â176, 180
views of
50, 58, 147
mention of
100, 161, 164
Cudworth, Ralph; Whichcote, Benjamin
Cambridge University
debating society of
250
division between church and academic life
249â250
moral philosophy at
247â249
under specific Colleges
Cameron, J. M.
215, 216
Campbell, John McLeod
257, 313
Can We Then Believe? (Gore)
290
âthe candle of the Lordâ
50, 55, 90
canon law, breaking of
152â153
cardinal virtues
44, 228, 352
fortitude; justice; prudence; temperance; virtues
Carlyle, Thomas
239, 350, 356
Caroline divines
in general
224â225
on conscience
190
influence of
225â228, 235, 343
on moral guidance
355
on salvation
124
Andrewes, Lancelot; Ken, Thomas; Sanderson, Robert; Taylor, Jeremy
Caroline of Ansbach, Queen consort of Great Britain and Ireland
68
Carpenter, James
273, 287
Carter, Benjamin
47, 49
Cartesianism
329â330, 337
Descartes, René
Castigations of Mr Hobbes His Last Animadversions (Bramhall)
32
Casuistical Morning-Exercises (Annesley)
149
casuistry
in general
28, 363, 375
aim of
352
demise of
189
doubt in
351, 357â358, 362
error in
351, 357
Kirkâs revival of
350â353, 370, 375
Maurice on
261
perplexity in
351, 353
of Taylor
42, 265, 374
Wesley on
149
The Catching of Leviathan, the Great Whale (Bramhall)
32
Catholic Emancipation Act (1829)
244
Catholic Modernists
293
Cefalu, Paul
44â45
celibacy
118â119, 197
Certain Difficulties Felt by Anglicans in Catholic Teaching Considered (Newman)
227
Chadwick, Owen
226, 341
The Challenge (church magazine)
309
Chapman, Mark D.
290
âCharacter and Circumstanceâ (Holland)
294â295
Characteristicks of men, manners, opinions, times (Shaftesbury)
55â56, 60, 75â76, 90
charity
Butler on
76
Kirk on
345
Law, William on
101, 113, 116
Newman on
205
Wesley on
150
chastity
117
Christ and Culture (Niebuhr)
240
Christ Church (Oxford)
35, 144â145
Christian Ethicks (Traherne)
42â43, 44
Christian faith. see religious faith
Christian identity
369
Christian Library (Wesley)
147
Christian life
in general
373
Coleridge on
182â183
Kirk on
352, 363
Law, William on
111â112, 115â116
âChristian Perfectionâ (Wesley)
150
Christian Social Union
269
Christianity
marginalization of
10â11
orthodoxy in
22â24
dissenters from. see Hobbes, Thomas; Locke, John; Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd Earl of
place in society
12â17
and reason
26â29
re-evalution of
17â20
and revelation and Scripture
24â26, 27
Shaftesbury on
62
as Will
291
Christianity and Social Order (Temple)
307, 311, 326â327, 328, 336
Christianity as Old as the Creation (Tindal)
52
Christianity not Mysterious (Toland)
40, 53
Christology. see Jesus Christ
Christus Veritas (Temple)
317, 326â328
Church, R. W.
220
church fathers
157, 253
The Church in The Age of Reason (Cragg)
14
Church of England
attempts to make it more Catholic
195, 227, 356
Anglo-Catholicism
Butlerâs conversion to
234
crisis in
244â245
as fading institution
12â13, 143â144
freedom and tolerance in
350
and Godâs anointed monarch
107
and Methodism
144, 146â147
and non-jurors
104
rules of moral behaviour
357
views on, of Oxford Movement
225
Anglicanism; Anglo-Catholicism
Church of Scotland
257
Church of South India
312, 349
Cicero
65
Citizen and Churchman (Temple)
336
Clapham Sect
141
Clare Hall (Cambridge)
47, 51â52
Clark, J. C. D.
11â12, 107, 144
Clarke, Samuel
66â68
Clem, Stewart
236
Coakley, Sarah
42, 164, 178
Coleridge, Ann (mother of Samuel)
166
Coleridge, Derwent (son of Samuel)
251
Coleridge, John (father of Samuel)
166
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
in general
160â161, 187â188, 190, 371
compared to Maurice
246
criticism of
on Calvinism
173, 184
on Edwards
184
on Kant
179
on moral sense school
172
on Paley
170â171, 174
on Taylor
172â173
on utilitarianism
171
importance of
165â166
influence of
on American philosophers
186
on contemporary theologians
185â187
on Eliot
185
on Gore
185
on Green
185
on Maurice
161â162, 239, 243â244, 245, 250â256, 258, 259, 260, 261
on Newman
161â162, 177, 184, 196, 232â234
on Prickett
161â162
on proximate theologians
184â185
on Temple
340
influences on
of Cambridge Platonists
174â176, 180
of Cudworth
46, 50, 163, 175â176
of German Idealism
190, 374
of Kant
176â179, 180, 253
of Leighton
180
of Neoplatonism
174â176
of Schelling
180
life of
career
167, 168
change in religious beliefs
167â168
death
169
education
166â167, 175
family
166, 168
ill-health
167, 169
relationships/friendships
with Godwin
168
with Watson
137â138
with the Wordsworths
167, 168â169
substance addictions
167, 168, 169
travels
167â168, 169
works. see works (below)
re-evaluation of
interest in Platonism and Idealism
163â165
religious interest
162â163
theory of language
161
views of
on affections
181
on benevolence
172
on Christian life
182â183
on conscience
171, 179, 181, 254
on culture and religion
186â187
on God
186
on ideas
186
on ideas and laws
177
on language
161, 184
on morality
170
on motives
179
on nature
177
on original sin
173â174
on redemption
183â184
on religion as supplement to law
170
on self-consciousness
178â179, 181â182
on sensibility
172
on Trinity
168
on will
177â179, 181
works of
Aids to Reflection. see Aids to Reflection
Biographia Literaria
161, 169, 260
On the Constitution of the Church and State
169, 183, 255â256
The Eolian Harp (poem)
175
Essay on Faith
259
The Friend (journal)
168â169, 261
Frost at Midnight (poem)
175
âKnow Tyselfâ (poem)
318
Lay Sermons
254
Opus Maximum
169
âRevealed Religionâ (lecture)
175
Coleridge and Liberal Religious Thought (Neville)
185
Coleridge-Fricker, Sara (1st wife of Samuel)
167
Collinson, Patrick
46
commands/divine commands
33, 45, 85, 139
Commentary on the Bible (Scott)
141
common good
278
âCommonwealth of Valueâ
327
Community of the Resurrection
272â273
compassion
in general
372
Butler on
70, 71â72, 91, 98
Hobbes on
70, 71â72
Holland on
295
competition
70, 241
The Concept of Nature (Whitehead)
329
conduct. see behaviour/conduct
Conference on Politics, Economics and Citizenship (copec)
310
confession
4, 353, 357
conscience
Butler on
73, 76, 84, 86, 88â89, 90â91, 96, 134, 135, 218, 266
Cameron on
215, 217
Caroline divines on
190
as central concept
94
Coleridge on
171, 179, 181, 254
and duty
200, 218
and faith
215â218
Kirk on
354
Locke on
137
Maurice on
258â262
Mill on
271
Newman on
200â201, 207â208, 212â213, 215â218, 235â237, 354
rejection of
139
and self-consciousness
259
Shaftesbury on
76
as superior principles
88â89, 90â91
Wesley on
148â149
Whewell on
261
reason/reasoning; reflection
The Conscience (Maurice)
259, 260
Conscience and Its Problems (Kirk)
347, 350â351, 353â354, 360, 361, 367
consciousness
of past actions
83, 86, 320
Temple on
331
self-consciousness
consensus fidelium
362
consequences
Butler on
72â73, 92
Coleridge on
171
Gay on
132
Paley on
140
utilitarianism
conservatism
144, 169, 238
Considerations on the State of the World with Regard to the Theory of Religion (Law, Edmund)
131
contraception
353, 357â358, 359â361
conversions
of Butler
234
of Newman
195, 197, 199, 200, 222, 227, 269
Newman on
200, 202
of Wesley
145â146
Wesley on
153
Cooper, Anthony Ashley, 3rd Earl of Shaftesbury. see Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd Earl of
Co-operative movement
238
Cornwell, John
208
Corporation Act (1661)
244
âThe Cost of Moral Movementâ (Holland)
295
Coulson, John
161, 184, 239â340
Country Parson (Herbert)
116
courage
59
fortitude
Cragg, G. R.
14, 18, 21, 22
creation
27, 75, 149, 340
The Creative Mind (Mens Creatrix; Temple)
315, 317, 318, 323â326
Creed and Character (Holland)
291, 294
Crimmins, James
139
The Crisis of Christian Rationalism (Kirk)
333â334
Critique of Practical Reason (Kant)
176, 179
Critique of Pure Reason (Kant)
176â177
Cromwell, Oliver
48
Cudworth, Ralph (junior)
career of
46â48
criticism of, on Hobbes
49
influence of
on Coleridge
46, 50, 163, 175â176
on Wesley
147
views of
on free will
49
on human agency
47
on innate ideas
49
on knowledge
175
on morality
48
on nature
175
rejection of Calvinism/Puritanism by
47
on Trinity
175
works of
Of Freewill
48
âThe Life of Christâ (sermon)
147
âsermon to Parliamentâ
48
translations of
50
A Treatise Concerning Eternal and Immutable Morality
48
The True Intellectual System of the Universe
48, 147
mention of
9, 189
Cudworth, Ralph (senior)
46â47
culture, and religion
171, 186â187
Cunliffe, Christopher
86
Darwall, Stephen
57
Darwin, Charles
271
David, Father
354â355
Davidson, Randall
309
De officio hominis et civis juxta legem naturalem (Pufendorf)
65
De Origine Male (King)
132
Deacon, Thomas
105, 106
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (Gibbon)
15
deductive rationality
34
deism
28, 56, 69, 108, 187, 190
Descartes, René
329â330, 333
Cartesianism
desert, notion of
72â73, 86, 93, 201
determinism
47, 285
The Development of Ethics (Irwin)
29
disciplina arcani
225
A Discourse in Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (Stillingfleet)
53
A Discourse of Conscience (Perkins)
46
A Discourse of Fundamentals (Waterland)
131
dissenting academies
64â66
A Dissertation of Personal Identity (Butler)
82â83, 86, 93
A Dissertation of the Nature of Virtue (Butler)
220, 229
divine commands/commands
33, 45, 85, 139
divine goodness
27, 37, 48, 171
divine will
Butler on
78
Cudworth on
48
Gay on
134
Locke on
27, 37â38
Paley on
139
Temple on
319
Whichcote â Tuckney debates on
45
divorce
358
Dix, George
312, 340, 365â366
Doctrine in the Church of England (report of spck)
335
âThe Doctrine of the Holy Ghostâ (Moberly)
300
Dominiak, Paul
242
Dorrien, Gary
331
doubt
330, 351, 357â358, 362
Douglas, Brian
272, 327
Douglas, Kelly Brown
242, 267
Duffy, Eamon
206, 207, 210
Duke of Wellington
244
Dunn, John
16, 37
duty
in general
139
Butler on
86, 92
and conscience
200, 218
and isolated individual
321, 325â326
Kirk on
357
Locke on
37
Newman on
200, 218
Temple on
325
Dyck, Arthur
97
ecclesial ethic
119â120
ecumenism
312, 339
âThe Educating of Sorrowâ (Moberly)
301
education
in general
13â14
of Butler
64, 66, 67
of Coleridge
166â167, 175
of Gore
272
Kirk on
311â312, 346
of Law, William
100â101
Locke on
144
of Maurice
243â244
of Newman
197â198
of Temple
308â309
of Wesley
144â145
under specific institutions
Edwards, Jonathan
184
egoism
Butler on
70
Hobbes on
70, 72, 73
and mystical prayer
154
Paley on
139
Shaftesbury on
57
hedonism
Eliot, T. S.
185, 281â282, 311, 325
Emmanuel College (Cambridge)
47, 100
Emmett, Dorothy
326, 340
emotions/feelings
in expression of faith
155â156
Kirk on
354
Newman on
212, 217
Wesley on
155â157
affections; enthusiasm
empathy
97â98
empiricism
in general
26â27
in Anglican moral theology
130
of Butler
80â81, 86, 94, 98, 190
and Locke
35â41, 190
Maurice on
254â255
and Mill
271
and Newman
374
opposition to
248, 304
of Shaftesbury
190
of Temple
330
of Wesley
149
Enabling Act (1920)
328
Engagement Oath
51â52
English Civil War
10â11, 73
English politics
10â12
English Society 1688â1832 (Clark)
11â12, 107
Enlightenment
humanism during
15, 18â19
religion during
and Christian orthodoxy
22â24
marginalization of
10â11
place in society
12â17
pluralism in
24
and reason
26â29
re-evaluation of
17â20
and religious error
24â25
and revelation and Scripture
24â26, 27
Enquiries Concerning Human Understanding and Concerning the Principles of Morals (Hume)
140
enthusiasm
Butler on
77â78
Watson on
137
Wesley on
153â156
The Eolian Harp (Coleridge)
175
episcopacy
52, 64, 349
epistemology
in general
304, 330
and Godâs creation
26â27
Locke on
38, 52, 53, 56, 130
Newman on
199, 220
Stillingfleet on
53
Temple on
323
knowledge
The Epistles of St. John (Maurice)
262â264, 267
Epistola de tolerantia (Locke)
38
error
issue in casuistry
351, 357
religious
24â25
and truth
210, 212
Erskine, Thomas
245, 250, 257
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (Locke)
36, 38â39, 49, 53, 57, 65, 81, 82
Essay on Faith (Coleridge)
259
An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine (Newman)
226â227
An Essay on the Origin of Evil (King)
132
Essay on the Philosophical Evidence of Christianity (Hampden)
230
Essays in Philosophical Criticism (Green)
276
Essays on the Law of Nature (Locke)
36
esteem
133
Ethical Studies (Bradley)
278, 279, 296
Ethics (Bonhoeffer)
363
Eucharist/Holy Communion
in Anglicanism
358, 373
Dix on
366
Law, William on
120
Maurice on
258, 267
Newman on
210
in non-juror liturgy
106â107
Taylor on
106, 173
and Wesley
145, 146
Wesley on
151
Eustace Conway (Maurice)
245
evangelicalism
and Anglicanism
141
Newman on
198, 200â204, 209, 212
Evidences of Christianity (Paley)
218
The Evolution of Religion (Caird)
315
Exeter College (Oxford)
244
Exposition on Matthew (Tyndale)
112
F. D. Maurice and the Conflicts of Modern Theology (Ramsey)
240
The Fable of the Bees (Mandeville)
58, 109
faith
346
religious faith
The Faith and Modern Thought (Temple)
317, 318â319, 322
fasting
150
fatalism
222
fear
71â72
feelings. see emotions/feelings
Fenelon, François
154
Fichte, Johann Gottlieb
161, 177
Fifteen Sermons (Butler)
in general
68, 69
compared to, University Sermons (Newman)
229
Newmanâs reading of
230
Sermon 1, âUpon Human Natureâ
71, 74, 91
Sermon 2, âUpon Human Natureâ
77, 91, 266
Sermon 3, âUpon Human Natureâ
74, 84, 88, 218
Sermon 5, âUpon Compassionâ
71â72, 87
Sermon 6, âUpon Compassion
87â88
Sermon 7, âUpon the Character of Balaam
92
Sermon 8, âUpon Resentment
78, 81, 205, 219
Sermon 9, âUpon the Forgiveness of Injuriesâ
81, 219
Sermon 10, âUpon Self-Deceitâ
92
Sermon 11, âUpon the Love of Our Neighbourâ
72, 74, 88, 89
Sermon 12, âUpon the Love of Our Neighbourâ
87â88, 91, 220
Sermon 13, âUpon the Love of Godâ
77â78, 79, 232
Sermon 14, âUpon the Love of Godâ
77
Sermon 15, âUpon the Ignorance of Manâ
77, 81, 93â94, 232
mention of
196
First World War
344, 345â346
Flores, Cristina
163, 175, 176
forgiveness
81
formalism
364
fortitude
352
courage
Four Quartets (Eliot)
282
Francis, Pope
200
Francis de Sales, Saint
212
free will. see under will
freedom
316, 328
French Revolution
142, 243
The Friend (Coleridge)
168â169, 261
Frost at Midnight (Coleridge)
175
Froude, Hurrell
99
Froude, Richard
202
Garnett, Jane
95, 224, 228â229, 269â270
Gay, John
132â135
genealogy, of Anglican moral theology
1â5, 9â10, 128, 190, 224, 242, 341, 371
General Strike (1926)
310, 351
George i, King of Great Britain and Ireland
104, 105
George ii, King of Great Britain and Ireland
68
George v, King of Great Britain and Ireland
309
George vi, King of Great Britain and Ireland
312
German Idealism
in general
50, 161, 177
and Coleridge
190, 374
Idealism
Germany, bombing of
311, 340
Gibbon, Edward (father, d. 1737)
101, 113
Gibbon, Edward (son, d. 1770)
101, 115
Gibbon, Edward (grandson, d. 1794; historian)
15, 101, 114, 115, 171
Gibbon, Hester (daughter)
101, 115
Gifford Lectures
290, 310, 315, 329, 332
Gilleman, Gerard
356
Gillman, Dr.
169
Gisborne, Thomas
141
Glasgow
276
Glasgow University
313
God
being of
253â254
and beings
27â28
desire of
277
goodness of
27, 37, 48, 171
love of. see under love
as part of the universe
28
power of
27, 34
purpose of
77
as regulative idea
176â177
Temple on
322
will of. see divine will
deism
God in the Enlightenment (eds. Bulman & Ingram)
18
Godwin, William
168
Golden Grove (Taylor)
228
Goldie, Mark
20
goodness
of God. see divine goodness
of human nature
41, 55, 125
beauty
Gore, Charles
career
272â273, 290, 298, 300
criticism of
359
criticism on
273
family and education
272
influence of
340
influences on
109, 185, 269, 286â287
views of
274, 287â290, 372â373
works of
269â271, 286â290
The Gospel and the Catholic Church (Ramsey)
240, 267, 365
Gouldstone, Timothy
2
governments, Locke on
39
Great War
344, 345â346
Green, Joseph Henry
169
Green, T. H.
influence of
185, 269, 272, 283, 286, 291â292
influences on
185
life of
276
relationships/friendships of
291
views of
276â278
views on
283â284
works of
276, 286
Gregory, Jeremy
12â13, 144
Grote, John
247â249, 259
Grotius
37
Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals (Kant)
176
Guite, Malcolm
162â163
Gunton, Colin E.
186
Guyon, Madame
154
Guyâs Hospital (London)
245, 246
Haldane, Richard (R. B.)
275, 276
Hall, Armstrong
344
Hall, Henry
106
Hall, Robert
266
Hammond, Henry
16â17, 52, 54
Hampden, Renn Dickson
230
happiness
Butler on
77, 88, 89
Gay on
133â134
Kirk on
363
Paley on
139â140
and self-love
89
Tucker on
135
Wesley on
148â149, 150â151
Hardy, Daniel W.
164, 186
Hare, Julius
243, 246, 250
Häring, Bernhard
343
harmony. see proportion/harmony
Harvard University
329
Hastings, Adrian
312, 339, 340, 342, 343â344
Hauerwas, Stanley
120, 366â367
Hawkins, Edward
202
Hazard, Paul
14
Hebblethwaite, Brian
92
Hebert, A. G.
365â366
Hedley, Douglas
47, 50, 163â164, 183, 341
hedonism
33, 70, 72, 134, 139, 280
Heereboord, Adrian
65
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
314
Hegelianism
283, 316, 322
Idealism
hegemonikon (self-realization)
49
Herbert, George
116
Herder, Johann Gottfried
182
Heydt, Colin
64, 65
High Churchmen. see Anglo-Catholicism
higher education
13â14
Hill, Geoffrey
views of
96, 184, 187, 229
works of
96, 162â163, 229
Hilton, Boyd
94â95
Hinchcliff, Peter
315
Hinsley, Arthur
339
History of English Thought (Stephen)
14
History of the Church of Christ (Milner)
203, 225
Hoadly, Benjamin
101, 108â109
Hobbes, Thomas
criticism on
34, 49, 53, 70â74
influences of
39
life of
English Civil War
73
relationships/friendships
31â32
religious beliefs
31, 32n24, 35, 56
views of
on actions
72
on compassion
70, 71â72
on competition
70
on deductive rationality
34
on egoism and hedonism
33, 70, 72, 73
on fear
71â72
on free will
47
on Godâs power
34
on law of nature
33â34, 70
on materialism
30, 32n24, 49, 56
on moral philosophy
29â35
on morality
70
on naturalism
30â31
on passions
29â30
on prudence
33
on will vs. reason
32
works of
31, 71
mention of
9, 10, 22, 23
holiness
in general
372
Moberly on
297
Newman on
211â212, 236
and spiritual gifts
151
Taylor on
252
Wesley on
147â149, 150â151
Wesleyâs search for
146â147
Holland, Henry Scott
influences on
269, 291â292
life of
274, 296
relationships/friendships of
291, 296
views of
291â296
works of
291, 292, 294
âHoly Clubâ (of Wesley)
145
Holy Dying (Taylor)
42, 112, 144, 145, 227
Holy Living (Taylor)
42, 78, 112, 117, 144, 145, 227, 228
Holy Spirit
106â107, 151, 200, 298, 374
Eucharist/Holy Communion
Hooker, Richard
comparisons with
69, 124, 370
influence of
374
influences of
37
influences on
374
views of
in general
69
on actions
213
on beauty
297
on Godâs power
27
on revelation
25
on Scripture
26
on will vs. reason
32
works of
124
hope
79, 346
Horne, George
12
human agency
47, 87, 257
human experience
39, 134â135, 174, 267, 292, 336
human nature
naturalism
goodness of
41, 55, 125
Maurice on
258â260
and moral choice
32
and natural law
33, 122
and rationality
121â122
and sinfulness
45, 122
human understanding, Locke on
38â39
humanism
15, 18â19, 114
Hume, David
criticism on
141, 149, 216
influence of
254â255
influences on
135
intellectual hegemony of
142
political conservatism of
142
views of
171, 215â216
works of
140, 215
humility
Butler on
79
Gore on
288
Kirk on
363
Law, William on
116, 119, 123, 136
Newman on
204â206
Hutcheson, Elizabeth
101
Hutcheson, Francis
criticism on
74â75, 133, 134, 135, 148â149
views of
75, 133, 134, 135
Hutchinson, Sara
168
Hutton, Sarah
48, 49
Idealism
absolute
269
determinism of
285
influence on Lux Mundi school
271
of Kant
279
MacKinnon on
282â285
monism of
284â285
rehabilitation of
341
self-realization in
271, 276â282, 296â299
social relationships in
275â276
spiritual determinism of
285
Bradley, F. H.; Caird, Edward; German Idealism; Green, T. H.; Lux Mundi School; Moberly, R. C.; Taylor, A. E.; Temple, William
ideas, Coleridge on
177, 186
identity. see Christian identity; personal identity
ignorance
66, 214, 323, 361â362
Ignorance, Faith and Conformity (Kirk)
350
Illingworth, J. R.
269
imagination
111, 120â121
The Imitation of Christ (Kempis)
145
immorality
93, 320
Imperial College (London)
329
âThe Important Questionâ (Wesley)
150
Inaugural Dissertation (Kant)
176
The Incarnation of the Son of God (Gore)
271, 286â289
Industrial Revolution
144
Inge, W. R.
299â301
Ingram, Robert
13, 18
innate ideas/moral sense (instinct)
Cudworth on
49
Hutcheson on
133, 134, 135
Law, William on
136
Locke on
49
Paley on
138â139, 141
rejection of
133, 134, 135, 136, 138â139, 141
Inquiry Concerning Virtue (Shaftesbury)
75
institutionalism
364
The Integrity of Anglicanism (Sykes)
255, 265
âinterested,â use of term
70
intrinsic morality, vs. natural law
32â33
invincible ignorance
361â362
Irwin, Terence
29, 75, 138
Israel, Jonathan
14â15, 18
Jacob, William
4, 13
Jacobite Rising (1745)
105
Jacobitism
101, 104, 144, 148
James, William
346
James vii & ii, King of England, Scotland and Ireland
102â103
Jansenism
177
Jasper, David
162
Jekyll, Joseph
68
Jesus Christ
on divorce
358
Gore on
287â289
as the great exemplar
352
Holland on
293â294, 295, 296
invocations of
120
kingdom of
256, 258
Kirk on
352
Locke on
37, 40, 79
love of
232
as model for personal sanctity
129
moral character of
136, 286â288, 323
Spirit of
298
Temple on
323, 327â328
Whichcote on
46
Jesus College (Cambridge)
166â167
Joachim, Harold
281
John Wesleyâs Moral Theology (Long)
147
Johnson, Samuel
influences on
104, 112, 126
views of
116
works of
96
mention of
24, 128
Jones, Christopher
345
Jones, Samuel
64
Journal (Wesley)
153, 154, 155, 156
Journals (Whitefield)
152
Jowett, Benjamin
272
just war principles
311n15
justice
37, 44, 93, 205, 219â220
justification by faith
148, 152â153
Kant, Immanuel
criticism on
179
Idealism of
279
influence of
176â179, 253
views of
176â179, 279, 280
views on
314
works of
176
Keble, John
99, 198â199, 202, 231â232, 238
Kemp, Eric
347, 349
Kempis, Thomas Ã
144â145
Ken, Thomas
105, 117
Kendal, Gordon
78
Ker, Ian
193, 195
Keynes, John Maynard
311
King, Ben
193, 194
King, William
132
The Kingdom of Christ (Maurice)
246, 251â252
Kingâs College (London)
246, 248
Kirk, Kenneth
in general
343â344, 369â370
comparisons with
363, 370
criticism of
333â334, 345, 356
criticism on
of Lehmann
354â355
of OâDonovan
366â367
of Sedgwick
368â369
of Temple
311n16
of Westberg
367â368
influence of
340, 363
influences on
343, 354, 375
life of
broad learning of
345
career
bishop of Oxford
347, 349
chaplain Oxford University
346â347
Church of South India
349
military chaplain
346, 348
professor at Oxford
348â349
conservatism of
347â348
death
375
family
348
relationships/friendships
312, 340, 365
views of
on Anglican Neo-Thomism
339
on asceticism
364
on birth control
353, 357â358, 359â361
on casuistry
350â353, 370
on charity
345
on Christ
352
on Christian life
352, 363
on confession
353, 357
on conscience
354
on consensus fidelium
362
on divorce
358
on duty
357
on education
311â312
on education of the soul
346
on emotions
354
on episcopacy
348
on formalism
364
on happiness
363
on humility
363
on institutionalism
364
on invincible ignorance
361â362
on loyalty
353â354, 367
on moral judgements
354, 369
on natural law
361â362
on penitence
353
penitential theology in
354â355
on prudence
352
on rationalism
333â334
on religous faith
346
on responsibility
351â352
on rigorism
364
on self-discipline
364, 368
on social habits
357
on virtues
352, 365
on worship
364â365, 370, 373
views on
368
works of
The Apostolic Ministry
348
Conscience and Its Problems
347, 350â351, 353â354, 360, 361, 367
The Crisis of Christian Rationalism
333â334
Ignorance, Faith and Conformity
350
Marriage and Divorce
358
âMoral Theologyâ (article)
347
Some Principles of Moral Theology and Their Application
344, 346â347, 352, 367
A Study of Silent Minds
347
The Vision of God
347, 348, 362â366, 368
on worship
370
mention of
5, 98, 308
Klein, Lawrence
62, 123â124
Knightbridge Chair of Moral Philosophy (Cambridge)
247â249
âKnow Tyselfâ (Coleridge)
318
knowledge
Butler on
80, 81, 232
Cudworth on
175
Plato on
174
and sense perception
79â80
theory of. see epistemology
and virtue
254
reason/reasoning
Knox, E. A.
310
Lambeth Conference (1920)
353, 359, 360
Lambeth Conference (1930)
347, 358, 359â362
Lambeth Conference (1998)
356
Lang, Cosmo Gordon
339, 359
language
Coleridge on
161, 184
Grote on
248, 259
Latitudinarianism
20, 51â55, 177, 227
Law, Edmund
130, 132, 135â136, 138
Law, William
in general
99â100, 190
comparisons with
112, 114, 124, 207â208
criticism of
on Hoadly
101, 108â109
on Mandeville
110â111
criticism on
114, 126, 148
influence of
in general
125â127
on Gore
109
on Johnson
104, 112, 126
on Keble
99
on Maurice
125
on Newman
119, 125â126
on Wesley
99, 112, 126, 145
influences on
99
life of
career
101
education
100â101
family
100
Jacobite leanings
101, 104
Kingâs Cliffe community
100, 101â102
as non-juror
104â107
turn to mysticism
99, 124â125, 148, 154
works. see works (below)
views of
on actions
121â122
on affections
111
on asceticism
113â115, 118, 121, 125
on atonement
123
on baptism
119, 373
on celibacy
118â119
on charity
101, 113, 116
on Christian life
111â112, 115â116
on ecclesial ethic
119â120
on Eucharist
120
on humility
116, 119, 123, 136
on imagination
111, 120â121
on innate ideas/moral sense
136
on mysticism
124â125
on natural law
122
on passions
123
on practice of worship
119â120
on reason
110â111, 120â122
on salvation
123â124
on sanctification
122â125
on self-deception
123
on spiritual regeneration
124â125
on Trinity
107, 123
on two orders of Christians
372
on virginity
117â119
on vocation
112â113, 114â115, 116, 119
views on
115, 126
works of
audience of
113
A Practical Treatise upon Christian Perfection
117
A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life. see A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life
Some Remarks upon a late Book, entitled, The Fable of the Bees
110â111
Three Letters to the Bishop of Bangor
108â109
mention of
23, 105, 129
Law of Conscience
179, 181, 216, 221
law of faith
17
law of nature. see natural law
law of nature (lex naturalis)
33â34, 70
Lawes (Hooker)
124
Lay Sermons (Coleridge)
254
laypeople, commissioning of
147
âLead, kindly lightâ (Newman)
198
Lectures on Justification (Newman)
226
Lectures on the Prophetical Office of the Church (Newman)
226
legalism
150
Lehmann, Paul
354â355
Leighton, Robert
126, 180
âLetter to Middletonâ (Wesley)
157
liberalism, Newman on
190, 193n4, 199, 271
Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology
227
Liddon, Henry
238, 273
Life (Kemp)
347
Life and Liberty (church reform movement)
309
âThe Life of Christâ (Cudworth)
147
Life of Richard Savage (Johnson)
96
Lifford, Viscount
202â203, 209
The Light of Nature Pursued (Tucker)
135
Lincoln College (Oxford)
145, 146
Lincolnâs Inn (London)
246, 247
liturgical practices
4â5, 106â107
Liturgy and Society (Hebert)
366
Lloyd, William
104
Lloyd George, David
310
Loades, Ann
176
Locke, John
in general
190
career of
35â36
criticism on
of Butler
79â83
of Shaftesbury
56
of Stillingfleet
39, 40, 52, 53â54
influence of
on Anglican theologians
130â131
on Butler
40, 81
on Gay
132â135
on Law, Edmund
135â136
on Newman
40
on Paley
40, 138â139, 140â141
on Tucker
135
on Watson
137
influences on
37, 39
relationships/friendships of
52
religious faith
16, 17, 18, 37
views of
on Christ
37, 40, 79
on conscience
137
on consciousness
82
on divine will
27
on duty
37
on educational principles
144
on epistemology
38, 52, 53, 56, 130
on Godâs will
37â38
on governments
39
on human understanding
38â39
on innate ideas
49
on morality
36â38
on natural law
36
on obligations
38
on personal identity
54, 82
on reflection
39
on revelation
37â38
on toleration
38
on Trinity
40
works of
Epistola de tolerantia
38
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
36, 38â39, 49, 53, 57, 65, 81, 82
Essays on the Law of Nature
36
The Reasonableness of Christianity
40, 79, 137
Two Treatises on Government
37, 39
Vindications
40
mention of
9, 10, 22, 23, 189
Logicae Artis Compendium (Sanderson)
65â66
Long, Stephen
147, 150, 158
love
in general
Holland on
293
Moberly on
298, 302
Newman on
204
of Christ, Newman on
232
of God
in Anglican virtue ethics tradition
183
Butler on
78, 97
Maurice on
258
Temple on
319, 323, 328, 331
Traherne on
44â45
Wesley on
149, 150
of neighbour
in general
37
Butler on
88
Wesley on
149, 150
of self. see self-love
Lovin, Robin
158
loyalty, Kirk on
353â354, 367
Lucas, J. R.
87, 93
Lucci, Diego
17, 37
Lustila, Getty
135
Luther, Martin
145, 262, 330
Lux Mundi (ed. Gore)
269â271, 292
Lux Mundi school
in general
269â270, 303â305
and Hegelianism
283
influences on
270â272
theologians of
272â275
Gore, Charles; Holland, Henry Scott; Moberly, R. C.
views on
283
Idealism
MacIntyre, Alasdair
1â3
MacKinnon, Donald
Anglo-Catholic faith of
282â283
comparisons with
219
criticism of
283
influences on
196, 318
Malvern conference (1941)
311
views of
on Butler
80â81, 85, 86, 94
on Coleridge
176â177
on Green
283â284
on Holland
295
on Idealism
282â285
on Lux Mundi school
283
on Newman
211, 213, 219, 224
on Newman and Butler
220, 229
Maddox, Isaac
67
Magdalen College (Oxford)
12
magisterium
25, 230, 356
Malcolm, Noel
34
Malvern conference (1941)
339
Mandeville, Bernard
58, 109â111
Mansel, Henry
247
manualists
345, 355, 356
Marcus Aurelius
56
Mariner (Guite)
162â163
marriage, Taylor on
117
Marriage and Divorce (Kirk)
358
Marsden, John
339, 340
Mary, Virgin
120
Mary ii, Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland
102â103
materialism
30, 32n24, 49, 56, 333
Maurice, Frederick Denison
in general
238â242
comparisons with
246
criticism of
260â262
criticism on
255, 264â266, 267
influence of
on Anglican moral theology
266â268
on Gore
286â287
on Temple
242, 340
influences on
of Butler
245, 258â259
of Coleridge
161â162, 239, 243â244, 245, 250â256, 258, 259, 260, 261
of Erskine
250
of Hare
250
of Hume
254â255
of Law, William
125
of Platonism
252â253
of Taylor
251â252
of Wesley
258â259
life of
Anglican baptism of
244
career
244, 246â248, 249â250
death
250
dissenting background
242â243
education
243â244
family
242â243, 246
ordination
244
relationships/friendships
239, 246
social commitment
238, 246
working menâs college
246, 249, 262
works. see works (below)
views of
on Aids to Reflection (Coleridge)
251â252
on baptism
256, 258
on Christian ethics
262â264
on Christâs kingdom
256, 258
on the church
255â256
on conscience
258â262
on empiricism
254â255
equated with Anglicanism
264â265
on Eucharist
258, 267
on Godâs love
258
on human agency
257
on human nature
258â260
inconsistencies in
255, 265â266
on Law, William
126
on obligations
261
on probability
260
on prudence
254
on reason
251â252
on Scripture
262
on self-consciousness
259â260
on social relationships
248, 261
on spiritual regeneration
258â259
theological anthropology in
256â258
on Trinity
257
on universal society
255â256, 267
views on
239â342
works of
The Conscience
259, 260
The Epistles of St. John
262â264, 267
Eustace Conway
245
The Kingdom of Christ
246, 251â252
Modern Philosophy
253, 254, 258, 260, 266
Moral and Metaphysical Philosophy
250
Sequel to the Inquiry, What Is Revelation?
247
Social Morality
255
Social Morality (lectures)
250
Subscription No Bondage
245
Theological Essays
246, 260, 266
What Is Revelation?
247
mention of
196, 328
Maxims of the Spirit (Fenelon)
154
McGilchrist, Iain
341
McNaughton, David
87, 88, 89, 91
membership, Temple on
328
Men without Work (report)
310
Mens Creatrix (The Creative Mind; Temple)
315, 317, 318, 323â326
Merrigan, Terence
201
Methodism
in general
11, 152, 155
and Anglicanism
158â159
birth of
145
and Church of England
144, 146â147
growth of
146
Metropolitan Quarterly Magazine
244
Milbank, Alison
242, 267
Milbank, John
176â177, 185â186
Mill, John Stuart
140, 239, 248, 271
Milner, Joseph
203, 225
Mind (philosophical journal)
325
âThe Mind of the Churchâ (Holland)
295
Ministerial Priesthood (Moberly)
275
missionary work, of Wesley
145
Mitchell, Basil
95
Moberly, R. C.
influences on
296, 301
life of
274â275
views of
on actions
297
on beauty
297, 301â303
on free will
300
on holiness
297
on Holy Spirit
298
on love
298, 302
pastoralism in
300
on penitence
301
on personality
303
on reality
299â301
on reason
298
on self-realization
296â299
views on
299â301
works of
in general
297â298
Atonement and Personality
275, 297, 298, 299â301
âBeauty and the Crossâ (address)
301â302
âBeauty of Character as a Real Phenomenonâ (address)
301â302
âThe Doctrine of the Holy Ghostâ (sermon)
300
âThe Educating of Sorrowâ (address)
301
Ministerial Priesthood
275
âThe Necessity of Being Beautifulâ (address)
301â302
âThe Pastoral Office of the Bishopâ (Moberly)
298, 300
âThe Privilege of Sorrowâ (address)
301
Problems and Principles
297â298
âThe Refining of Sorrowâ (address)
301
âA Religious View of Human Personalityâ (sermon)
300, 303
review of
299â301
Sorrow, Sin and Beauty
297â298, 300, 301â302
âUnconscious Training in Beautyâ (address)
301â302
mention of
269
Modern Philosophy (Maurice)
253, 254, 258, 260, 266
monism, of Idealism
284â285
Moore, Aubrey
269
Moral and Metaphysical Philosophy (Maurice)
250
moral attitudes. see sentimentalism
moral character
of Christ
136, 286â289, 323
Holland on
294â295
Newman on
202, 213â215, 219
moral evil. see sin/original sin
moral guidance
Caroline divines on
355
casuistry
moral judgements
Kirk on
354, 369
Wesley on
156â157
moral perception
217â218
moral realism
111
moral rightness (honestas)
75
moral sense school
in general
55, 59â60
Butler on
73â74, 86, 374
Coleridge on
172
Law, William on
136
Wesley on
148â149, 157
mention of
189
Hutcheson, Francis; Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd Earl of
moral theology
Anglican. see Anglican moral theology
Catholic
334, 338
âMoral Theologyâ (Kirk)
347
morality
Bradley on
278â279
Cambridge Platonists on
50
Coleridge on
170
Cudworth on
48
and experience of life
134
Gore on
287â291
Hobbes on
70
and the Holy Spirit
50, 55
Locke on
36â38
Pufendorf on
65
Shaftesbury on
57, 59â60
Temple on
331â332
Tuckney on
45
Moravian Church
145â146, 158
Morgan, Stephen
194
Morris, Jeremy
on Anglicanism
4
on Erskine
257
on Maurice
240â241, 244, 245, 253, 254, 255, 262
on Newman
210
on Newman and Maurice
265
on Sykes
265
on Wand
264â265
Mortimer, Robert
368, 375
Mortimer, Sarah
16â17
Mosheim, Johann Lorenz von
50
Mothersâ Union
359
motives/maxims
179
Murray, John
173, 219
mystical prayer
154
mysticism
99, 124â125, 148, 154
pietism
natura naturata
177
natural law
Butler on
85
vs. intrinsic morality
32â33
Kirk on
361â362
Law, William on
122
Locke on
36
Newman on
221
Temple on
337
law of nature
natural religion
200â201, 205â206
naturalism
29, 30â31
nature
175, 177
Nature, Man and God (Temple)
310, 317, 329â332, 340
âThe Nature of Enthusiasmâ (Wesley)
155
The Nature of Personality (Temple)
319â323
The Nature of the Kingdom, or Church, of Christ (Hoadly)
108
âThe Necessity of Being Beautifulâ (Moberly)
301â302
neighbour, love of
37, 88, 149, 150
neo-Heglianism
283
Neoplatonism
and Coleridge
163â165, 174â176
and Maurice
252â253
as sounding board
303
Plato/Platonism
Neo-Thomism
33, 344â345
Thomism
Newman, John Henry
in general
193â194, 234â237
comparisons with
207â208, 219
criticism of
on Anglican divines
227
on Calvinism
214
Calvinism
222
on evangelicalism
198, 202â204, 209, 212
on Hume
216
on the Oriel Noetics
198
on Paley
211, 218
on Taylor
227
criticism on
202
influence of
196, 235, 286, 354
influences on
of Butler
196, 201, 228â232
of Caroline divines
225â228, 235
of Coleridge
161â162, 177, 184, 196, 232â234
of evangelical theologians
203
of Froude, Richard
202
of Keble
202
of Law, William
119, 125â126
of Locke
40
of the Oriel Noetics
198
of Sumner
142
of Taylor
228
life of
and Anglicanism
194â197
and Calvinism
197, 200, 222
career
Anglican priest
194â195
Anglican theologian
195â196
beautification/canonization
199â200
cardinal
199
Catholic theologian
199
and Church of England
195
and Oxford Movement
198â199
sermons. see Parochial Sermons; University Sermons
works. see works (below)
and Catholicism
199, 227
and Church of England
199, 227
conversions. see conversions
education
197â198
and evangelicalism
200â204
family
197
relationships/friendships
296
travels
198
scholarship on
193
views of
on actions
216
on affections
235
on asceticism
236
on benevolence
220
Catholic orthodoxy
225â226
on charity
205
on conscience
200â201, 207â208, 212â213, 215â218, 235â237, 354
on conversion
200, 202
on danger of riches
195â196
on duty
200, 218
on epistemology
199, 220
on Eucharist
210
on fatalism
222
on feelings
212, 217
on free will
223
on holiness
211â212, 236
on humility
204â206
on justice
205, 219â220
on King Saul
222â223
on liberalism
190, 193n4, 199, 271
on love
204
on love of Christ
232
on moral character
213â215, 219
on moral perception
217â218
on natural law
221
on natural religion
200â201, 205â206
on obedience
204, 208â209
on personal influence
219
on personal responsibility
221â224
on probability
216, 230
on punishment
230â231
on reason
212â213, 218
on redemption
224
on religious faith
211, 223â224
on sanctification
210, 236
on secular thought
190
on self-discipline
213â214, 235
on Serious Call
125â126
on virtues
213, 228, 235
on volitions
216
on wilfulness
222â223
views on
211, 213, 219
works of
Apologia pro Vita Sua
125, 227, 230
The Arians of the Fourth Century
198, 225
Certain Difficulties Felt by Anglicans in Catholic Teaching Considered
227
An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine
226â227
âLead, kindly lightâ (poem; hymn)
198
Lectures on Justification
226
Lectures on the Prophetical Office of the Church
226
Parochial Sermons. see Parochial Sermons
âThe Parting of Friendsâ(sermon)
194
Sermons 1824â1843
207
Sermons Bearing on Subjects of the Day
206
Tracts for the Times
226
University Sermons. see University Sermons
mention of
98
Newton, Isaac
26, 28
Niebuhr, H. Richard
240, 253
Niebuhr, Reinhold
308, 334
Nietzsche, Friedrich
3
Nockles, Peter
193, 194, 231
nóÄsis (human experience)
174
nominalism
53, 62
Nonconformism
51â52
non-jurors
in general
102â104
characteristic stance of
107â108
Eucharist in liturgy of
106â107
Law as
104â106
oaths, taking of
106
obedience
Keble and Froude on
202
Newman on
204, 208â209
and personal responsibility
223
obligations
Butler on
86
Gay on
134
Locke on
38
Maurice on
261
Shaftesbury on
57
OâDonovan, Oliver
343, 366â367
Of Freewill (Cudworth)
48
Of Human Nature (Hobbes)
71
Of Liberty and Necessity (Hobbes)
31
âofficial penitentiary advisorsâ
357â358
OâFlaherty, Niall
130, 132
Olver, Matthew
361
âOn Conscienceâ (Wesley)
148
âOn Eternityâ (Wesley)
147
âOn Perfectionâ (Wesley)
150
On the Constitution of the Church and State (Coleridge)
169, 183, 255â256
On the Origin of Species (Darwin)
271
The Only Possible Argument in Support of a Demonstration of the Existence of God (Kant)
176
open-air revival meetings
155â156
Opus Maximum (Coleridge)
169
Oriel College (Oxford)
67, 198, 229â230, 231
Oriel Noetics
198, 229â230
original sin. see sin/original sin
Origines Sacrae (Stillingfleet)
52â53
The Origins of Anglican Moral Theology (Sedgwick, P.)
1, 20, 25, 27, 41, 75, 129, 374
Oxford
as centre of British Idealism
276
Oxford University; Oxford/Tractarian Movement
Oxford Movement (Church)
220
Oxford Union (debating society)
309
Oxford University
debating society of
309
division between church and academic life
249â250
moral philosophy at
249
under specific Colleges
Oxford/Tractarian Movement
in general
107
after Newmanâs departure
238
and Anglican tradition
226
and Church of England
225
and conversions to Catholicism
269
founding of
198â199
influences on
117
social commitment of
238
and virtue vs. benevolence
220
mention of
99
Anglo-Catholicism
Padilla, Carlos
97
Padley, Willliam
102
pain, in utilitarianism
132
Paine, Thomas
137, 229
Paley, William
career of
138
criticism of
138â139, 140, 141
criticism on
of Bentham
140
of Coleridge
170â171, 174
of Gisborne
141â142
of Newman
211, 218
influences on
of Bentham
140
of Locke
40, 138â139, 140â141
relationships/friendships of
138
views of
on actions
140, 170
on commands
139
on creation
75
on Godâs will
139
on happiness
139â140
on prudence
139, 172
on utilitarian ethics
130, 139â140, 157, 160, 170
on virtues
140
works of
132, 138, 218
papal infallibility
199, 230
The Parable of the Pilgrim (Patrick)
54
Parker, Kenneth
225
Parochial and Plain Sermons (Newman)
in general
195, 199, 206, 207
balance in tone of sermons
210
relation with University Sermons
211
sermons in
âThe Danger of Accomplishmentsâ
209
âInward Witness to the Truth of the Gospelâ
205â206
âObedience to God the Way to Faith in Christâ
208, 236
âPresent Blessingâ
210
âProfession without Hypocrisyâ
215
âProfession without Ostentationâ
204
âPromising without Doingâ
209
âReligious Faith Rationalâ
208
âSelf-Contemplationâ
202, 209
âThe Spiritual Mindâ
208â209
âThe Visible Church for the Sake of the Electâ
205
severity of tone of sermons in
208
themes in
209
variation in sermons in
209
âThe Parting of Friendsâ (Newman)
194
Pascal, Blaise
189
passions
Butler on
72, 213
Cambridge Platonists on
147
Hobbes on
29â30
Hume on
215â216
Law, William on
123
use of term
58
pastoral care
4â5, 12â13, 371â372, 373
âThe Pastoral Office of the Bishopâ (Moberly)
298, 300
pastoralism
300
Patrick, Simon
54â55
patristic theology
194, 199, 270, 286, 322â323
Pelagianism
338
penal substitution/satisfaction
17, 257
Penelhum, Terence
81, 83
penitence
Kirk on
353
in Kirkâs theology
354â355
Moberly on
301
Pereiro, James
95
perfection
Butler on
77, 84
Law, William on
118, 119
Wesley on
145, 146, 148, 150â151, 372
Perkins, William
25, 46, 112, 374
perplexity, issue in casuistry
351, 353
persecution, religious
24, 25
personal identity
Butler on
82â83
Locke on
54, 82
personality
personal influence, Newman on
219
personal responsibilities
Kirk on
351â352
Newman on
221â224
personality
Moberly on
303
Temple on
319â321, 337
personal identity
Philosophy (journal)
332
The Philosophy of the Good Life (Gore)
290
phronesis
231
pietism
154
A Plain Account of Christian Perfection (Wesley)
150
Platonic Coleridge (Vigus)
164
Plato/Platonism
in general
29
and Maurice
252â253
study of
250, 318, 335, 340â341
views of
174
and Wesley
147
works of
49, 174, 253, 335
Neoplatonism
Platten, Stephen
368
pleasure, in utilitarianism
132
Plotinus
174
Pocock, J. G. A.
15
politics, English
10â12
Politics for the People (journal)
246
Pollock, Frederick
105
Power, David
287
A Practical Catechism (Hammond)
54
A Practical Treatise upon Christian Perfection (Law, William)
117
predestination
146, 148, 257
Preface to the Epistle to the Romans (Luther)
145
Preliminary Dissertation Concerning the Fundamental Principle of Virtue or Morality (Gay)
133
Presbyterianism
64
Preston, Ronald
368
prevenient grace
149â150
Prickett, Stephen
161
Priestley, Joseph
243
Prieur, Michael
362
Principia Mathematica (Whitehead & Russell)
329
The Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy (Paley)
138
Principles of Moral Philosophy (Gisborne)
141
Pringle-Pattison, Andrew
276
âThe Privilege of Sorrowâ (Moberly)
301
probability
81, 216, 230, 260
Problems and Principles (Moberly)
297â298
Process and Reality (Whitehead)
329
Prolegomena to Ethics (Green)
286
proportion/harmony
75â76, 84
Protestant churches
24
Providence
12, 257
prudence
33, 139
Hobbes on
33
Kirk on
352
Paley on
139, 172
White on
352
Pufendorf, Samuel
65
punishment
17, 27, 57, 61, 81, 85, 221, 230â231, 246, 257, 261
Puritanism
10, 43, 47, 69
purpose, and personality
321â322
Pusey, Edward Bouverie
202, 238, 272, 286
Queenâs College (London)
246
Queenâs College (Oxford)
309, 318
racism
239
Rack, Henry
145, 146, 154
Ramsey, Michael
criticism on
283
friendship with Hebert
366
on Holland
274
on Maurice
267
on Temple
314, 323â324, 328
works of
240, 365
mention of
342
Ranson, Guy
255
Rashdall, Hastings
340
rationalism
34, 333â334
rationality
121â122, 261
reality
Moberly on
299â301
Temple on
320, 323, 327, 330â331
Reardon, Bernard
243, 292
The Reasonableness of Christianity (Locke)
40, 79, 137
reason/reasoning
in general
26â29
and affections
80
and Hobbes philosophy
29
Holland on
292â293
implicit vs. explicit
218
Law, William on
110â111, 120â122
Maurice on
251â252
Moberly on
298
Neotics on
198
Newman on
212â213, 218
Wesley on
149
conscience; knowledge
The Reconstruction of Belief (Gore)
290
redemption
Butler on
266
Coleridge on
183â184
Newman on
224
Temple on
335â336
âThe Refining of Sorrowâ (Moberly)
301
reflection
Locke on
39
use of term
182
conscience; self-reflection
Reflection on the Life and Character of Christ (Law, Edmund)
136
Reform Act (1832)
198, 244
Reformed Calvinism
148
religion
Caird on
315
and culture
171, 186â187
during Enlightenment
and Christian orthodoxy
22â24
marginalization of
10â11
place in society
12â17
and reason
26â29
re-evaluation of
17â20
and revelation and Scripture
24â26
state interference with
198â199
wars of
22â23
religious faith
religious devotion
77â78
religious experience
318â319
religious faith
297
and conscience
215â218
Holland on
292â294, 295, 296
justification by
148, 152â153
Kirk on
346
Locke on
16, 17, 18, 37
and natural religion
200â201, 205â206
Newman on
211, 223â224
non-verbal expressions of
155â156
struggles with
263â264
Temple on
326â327, 340
faith; religion
religious institutions
61
religious pluralism
24
âA Religious View of Human Personalityâ (Moberly)
300, 303
Renaissance
18â19
Repton School
309
resentment, Butler on
78, 81, 205
resurrection
54, 283
âRevealed Religionâ (Coleridge)
175
revelation
in Anglicanism
25
Hooker on
25
Locke on
37â38
Taylor on
25
Temple on
319, 332, 335
revival meetings, open-air
155â156
Rhetorics of Value (Hill)
96, 162â163, 229
Rickless, Samuel
49
rigorism
364
Rivers, Isabel
62, 101, 124, 137, 148, 156
Roberts, T. A.
67, 76, 78, 87
Robertson, John
24
Rogerson, J. W.
262
Rolls Sermons (Butler). see Fifteen Sermons
Roman Catholic moral theology
338, 344
Roman Catholicism
casuistry in
356
conversions to
199, 227, 269
and ecumenism
339
Gore on
289
liberal
240
magisteriumâs authority in
25, 230, 356
moral theology in
338, 344
âofficial penitentiary advisorsâ in
357â358
orthodoxy in
225â226
and religious diversity
24
and religious error
24â25
manualists
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
312
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
136, 149
Rowell, Geoffrey
207
Rule, Philip C.
185
rule-utilitarianism
140
Russell, Bertrand
329
Ryder, Henry
244
sacrifice, Temple on
328
salvation
123â124
Sancroft, William
100â101, 103â104
Sancta Sophia (Baker)
54
sanctification
Gore on
372â373
Law, William on
122â125
Newman on
210, 236
Wesley on
147â151, 158
Sanders, C. R.
244
Sanderson, Robert
career of
249
death of
41
on Engagement Oath
51â52
and English Civil War
19, 73
influence of
374, 375
views of
25, 35, 112
works of
65â66
Saul, King of Israel
222â223
Sayers, Dorothy L.
311
scepticism
131, 142, 157, 169, 187, 254
Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph
50, 161, 176, 177, 179, 180
Schneewind, J. B.
248, 266
scholasticism
30, 35, 43, 65, 170
Scott, Thomas
141, 203
Scripture
and Anglican moral theology
141
Cambridge Platonists on
50
in early Enlightenment
25â26, 27
Hooker on
26
Maurice on
262
Biblical references
Secker, Thomas
66â67
Second Vatican Council
339, 345
Second World War
311, 340
secular thought, Newman on
190
Sedgwick, Timothy
on Anglican virtue ethics tradition
10, 128, 183
on Butler
96
influences on
366
on Kirk
368â369, 373
on Kirk and Hooker
370
on Maurice
241â242, 256, 267â268
on Taylor
374
on Traherne
44â45
self-awareness. see self-consciousness
self-consciousness
Butler on
82â83
Coleridge on
178â179, 181â182
and conscience
259
Green on
277
Locke on
82
Maurice on
259â260
self-deceit/self-deception
92â94, 123, 372
self-denial. see asceticism
self-discipline
213â214, 235, 364, 368
selfhood
Bradley on
279â282
Caird on
314â315
as concrete universal
279â280, 281
self-justification
214, 222
self-knowledge
80, 224, 280
self-love
and benevolence
87â88
Butler on
71, 76, 86, 88â89, 260
and happiness
89
as superior principles
88â89
self-realization
Bradley on
279â281
Cudworth on
49
Green on
276â278
in Idealism
271, 276â282, 296â299
Moberly on
296â299
Temple on
322
self-reflection
59, 73
reflection
self-sacrifice
322, 366
Sell, Alan
14
sensations
91
sense perception
79â80
sensibility, Coleridge on
172
sentimentalism
74â77
Sequel to the Inquiry, What Is Revelation? (Maurice)
247
A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life (Law, William)
in general
99, 104, 145
asceticism in
113â115
celibacy and virginity in
117â119
ecclesial ethic in
119â120
literary style of
115â116
reason in
120â122
sanctification in
122â125
views on
of Newman
125â126
of Thornton
103
of Wesley
116
of Wormersley
115
vocation in
111â113
Sermon on the Mount
150, 365
Beatitudes
The Sermon on the Mount: A Practical Exposition (Gore)
289
âsermon to Parliamentâ (Cudworth)
48
Sermons 1824â1843 (Newman)
207
Sermons Bearing on Subjects of the Day (Newman)
206â207
service, Temple on
328
Shaffer, Elinor
180
Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd Earl of
in general
23, 190
criticism of
56, 61
criticism on
74â79, 90â91
influences on
of Cambridge Platonists
60
of Marcus Aurelius
56
of Taylor
56, 62
of Tillotson
52
of Whichcote
56, 61
moral sense school of
55, 59â60
religious beliefs of
61
views of
on actions
76
on affections
58â60, 75â76
on beauty
56â57, 60
on Christianity
62
on conscience
76
on egoism
57
on free will
57â58
on Godâs goodness
27
on moral sense
59â60
on morality
57, 59â60
on obligations
57
on sin
61â62
on virtues
75â76
works of
Characteristicks of men, manners, opinions, times
55â56, 60, 75â76, 90
Inquiry Concerning Virtue
75
Whichcoteâs sermons
58
mention of
9, 10, 22, 189
Shaw, George Bernard
307
Shaw, Jane
365
Sherlock, William
104
Sidgwick, Henry
249
Sidney Sussex College (Cambridge)
166
Simeon, Charles
203
sin/original sin
Coleridge on
173â174
Shaftesbury on
61â62
Taylor on
172â173
Temple on
333, 338
Whichcote â Tuckney debates on
45
divorce
Skeletons for Sermons (Simeon)
203
Skinner, Quentin
31
slave trade, abolition of
144
Smith, David H.
351, 363, 367
social commitment
238, 246
social criticism
195â196
The Social Doctrine of the Sermon on the Mount (Gore)
289
social habits/customs
357
Social Morality (Maurice)
250, 255
social relationships
Bradley on
276, 280â281, 301
Caird on
313â314
in Idealism
275â276
Maurice on
248, 261
Temple on
314, 319â321
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel
145
Socinianism
16â17, 40, 53, 173
Socrates
136
Some Principles of Moral Theology and Their Application (Kirk)
344, 346â347, 352, 367
Some Remarks upon a late Book, entitled, The Fable of the Bees (Law, William)
110â111
Sorrow, Sin and Beauty (Moberly)
297â298, 300, 301â302
soul, education of the
346
Spinoza, Baruch
14, 18, 65
spiritual regeneration
Law, William on
124â125
Maurice on
258â259
âSpiritual Worshipâ (Wesley)
150
Spurr, John
20
Stanhope (County Durham)
68
Starkie, Andrew
104, 110, 111
Stebbing, Dr
156
Stephen, Leslie
14
Stephens, James
279
Sterling, John
244, 246
Stillingfleet, Edward
in general
52â53
criticism of
on Hobbes
53
on Locke
39, 40, 52, 53â54
views of
53, 54
works of
52â53
mention of
9
Stoicism
56, 65
Streeter, B. H.
340
struggles, with religious faith
263â264, 295â296
Stuart, Charles Edward (Young Pretender)
105
Stuart, James Francis Edward (Old Pretender)
104â105
Stuart-Buttle, Tim
38
A Study of Silent Minds (Kirk)
347
Suárez, Francisco
28, 75
Subscription No Bondage (Maurice)
245
suffering
257, 302
Summae Confessorum (aids for confessors)
338
Sumner, John Bird
130â131, 142, 157, 200
superior principles
benevolence as
87, 88
Butler on
85â86
conscience as
88â89, 90â91
self-love as
88â89
supernatural, use of term
288
superstition
77
The Sword of the Spirit (Catholic movement)
339
Sykes, Stephen
240, 255, 265, 369
synderesis. see conscience
Talbot, Charles
68
Talbot, Edward
67
Talbot, William
67, 68, 271
Tanner Lectures (Hill)
96, 187
Tawney, R. H.
309, 311, 328
Taylor, A. E.
314, 318, 325
Taylor, Jeremy
comparisons with
112
criticism on
126, 172â173, 227, 261
influence of
374â375
on Maurice
251â252
on Newman
228
on Shaftesbury
56, 62
on Wesley
144, 145
life of
19, 35, 41, 73
views of
in general
35
on Eucharist
106, 173
on holiness
252
on invincible ignorance
361
on marriage, virginity and chastity
117
on original sin
172â173
on revelation
25
works of
audience of
112â113
Golden Grove
228
Holy Dying
42, 112, 144, 145, 227
Holy Living
42, 78, 112, 117, 144, 145, 227, 228
Sermons
227
Unum Necessarium
173
Via Intelligentiae
251â252
temperance
364
Temple, Frederick (father of William)
308
Temple, William
in general
306â308
comparisons with
317
criticism of
311n16, 330
criticism on
of Chadwick
341
of Kirk
333â334
of Ramsay
314, 323â324, 328
of Taylor, A. E.
314, 325â326
of Webb
333, 341
influence of
307
influences on
of Anglo-Catholicism
336â337
of Bosanquet
327, 333
of Caird
308, 313â316, 321
of Coleridge
340
of Gore
340
of Kirk
340
of Maurice
242, 340
of non-Christian philosophers
329
of Whitehead
329â330
life of
in general
307
career
Archbishop of Canterbury
311
Archbishop of York
310
canon at Westminster Abbey
309
The Challenge editor
309
chaplain to George v
309â310
Church of South India
312
Conference on Politics, Economics and Citizenship
310
enormous workload
334
Labour party
309â310
ordination
309
Repton School
309
significance
340â342
death
312â313, 339, 342, 375
education
308â309
family
308
privileged background of
308, 317
relationships/friendships
with Beveridge
310
with Dix
312, 340
with Kirk
312, 340
with Tawney
311, 328
social engagement
309â311, 336
and World War II
311
views of
on Christ
323, 327â328
on conduct
324, 373
on consciousness
331
on divine goodness
334
on divine will
319
on duty
325
empiricism in
330
on epistemology
323
on freedom
328
generalizations in
341
on God
322
Hegelianism in
322
on his pre-1914 Idealism
334â335
and Idealism
317, 322, 329, 330, 332â333
on liberty, membership, service and sacrifice
328
on love of God
319, 323, 328, 331
on morality
331â332
on natural law
337
on the past
324
on personality
319â321
Platonism in
341
on purpose
321â322
on reality
320, 323, 327, 330â331
on redemption
335â336
on religious experience
318â319
on religous faith
326â327, 340
on revelation
319, 332, 335
on self-realization
322
on service
328
on sin
333, 338
on social relationships
314, 319â321
on Thomism
337â339
on Trinity
322â323
two periods in development of
317
on worship
365
views on
307
works of
audience of
317
Christianity and Social Order
307, 311, 326â327, 328, 336
Christus Veritas
317, 326â328
Citizen and Churchman
336
The Faith and Modern Thought
317, 318â319, 322
Mens Creatrix
315, 317, 318, 323â326
review by Eliot
325
review by Taylor, A. E.
325â326
Nature, Man and God
310, 317, 326â328, 329â332, 340
review by Kirk
333â334
review by Webb
332â333
The Nature of Personality
319â323
reviews of
318
âTheology Todayâ (article)
334â335
âThomism and Modern Needsâ (article)
336â339
mention of
276
Ten Commandments
150
Tennant, R. C.
on Butler
72, 152â153, 154, 229, 317
on Locke
82
Test Act (1673)
244
Tewkesbury Academy
64, 66â67
The Parish Communion (Hebert)
366
theism
56, 58, 128, 142
theological anthropology
256â258, 294
Theological Essays (Maurice)
246, 260, 266
theological virtues
44
charity; faith; hope; love; religious faith
Theology (journal)
334â335
Theology and the Enlightenment (Avis)
23â24
âTheology Todayâ (Temple)
334â335
Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion
64, 128, 136, 199, 243
Thomas, Saint
337
Thomas, Stephen
193
Thomism
in general
32â33
moral theory of
42, 98
rejection of
51, 129
Temple on
337â339
and Wesley
147
Aquinas, Thomas; neo-Thomism
âThomism and Modern Needsâ (Temple)
336â339
Thornton, Martin
103, 124
Three Letters to the Bishop of Bangor (Law, William)
108â109
Till, Barry
52
Tillotson, John
51â52
Tindal, Matthew
52
Toland, John
40, 53
toleration
29, 38, 137
Townsend, H. G.
73
Tractarianism. see Anglo-Catholicism; Oxford/Tractarian Movement
Tracts for the Times (Newman)
226
Traherne, Thomas
42â45
A Treatise Concerning Eternal and Immutable Morality (Cudworth)
48
Treatise of Human Nature (Hume)
215
A Treatise of the Vocations, or Callings of Men, with the Sorts and Kinds of Them, and the Right Use Thereof (Perkins)
112
Trinity College (Cambridge)
243, 329
Trinity College (Oxford)
198
Trinity Hall (Cambridge)
243
Trinity/Trinitarianism
in general
12, 25â26, 267, 323
Coakley on
178
Coleridge on
168
Cudworth on
175
Law, William on
107, 123
Locke on
40
Maurice on
257
Temple on
322â323
The True Intellectual System of the Universe (Cudworth)
48, 147
The True Nature and Intent of Religion (Law, Edmund)
136
truth, seeking of
214
Tuck, Richard
29
Tucker, Abraham
132, 135
Tuckney, Anthony
41, 45
Turner, Frank
193n4
Two Treatises on Government (Locke)
37, 39
Tyndale, William
30, 112
âUnconscious Training in Beautyâ (Moberly)
301â302
Unitarianism
65, 160, 167â168, 242â243
universal atonement
257
Universal Christian Council for Life and Work Conference
311
universal society
255â256, 267
universities
13â14
under specific universities and Colleges
University of St Andrews
290
University Sermons (Newman)
in general
195, 196, 199
as alternative to Hume and Paley
211
Church on
220â221
compared to Fifteen Sermons (Butler)
229
language use in
229
relation with Parochial Sermons
211
sermons in
âChristian Reverenceâ
212
âFaith and Reason Contrasted as Habits of Mindâ
212, 218
âHuman Responsibility as Independent of Circumstancesâ
214, 221
âThe Influence of Natural and Revealed Religion Respectivelyâ
215
âOn Justice, as a Principle of Divine Governanceâ
219
âLove the Safeguard of Faith against Superstitionâ
211, 232
âThe Nature of Faith in Relation to Reasonâ
223
âPersonal Influence, the Means of Propagating the Truthâ
218â219, 229
âThe Philosophical Temper First Enjoined by the Gospelâ
214
âThe Religious Use of Excited Feelingsâ
212
âThe Usurpations of Reasonâ
215â218
âWilfulness, the Sin of Saulâ
222â223
themes in
211
mention of
40, 206
Unum Necessarium (Taylor)
173
utilitarianism
Bentham on
142
criticism on
171
demise of
141â143
development of
130â131
of Gay
132â135
hedonistic
279
of Paley
130, 139â140, 157, 160, 170
as threat to virtue ethics
187
Whewell on
248
Vatican Council ii
339, 345
Veitch, Emma
135
Via Intelligentiae (Taylor)
251â252
vice, Mandeville on
109â110
Vigus, James
164
Vindication of Christâs Divinity (Waterland)
131
A Vindication of True Liberty from Antecedent and Extrinsical Necessity (Bramhall)
31
Vindications (Locke)
40
virginity
117â119
virtue ethics tradition. see Anglican virtue ethics tradition
virtues
and actions
133
and benevolence
219â220
Butler on
75â76, 129
and esteem
133
Gay on
133â134
Grote on
248
Kirk on
352, 365
and knowledge
254
Mandeville on
109â110
Newman on
213, 228, 235
Paley on
140
Shaftesbury on
75â76
Traherne on
44
Tucker on
135
cardinal virtues; theological virtues
The Vision of God (Kirk)
347, 348, 349, 362â366, 368
vocation
112â113, 114â115, 116, 119
Voitle, Robert B.
58â59
volitions
216, 279
Voltaire
149
voluntarism
27, 38, 47, 134, 181, 367n101
Wand, J. W. C.
264â265
Warburton, William
131
wars of religion
22â23
Waterland, Daniel
131
Waterman, A. M. C.
137, 157
Watson, Richard
130, 137â138, 142
Webb, C. C. J.
332â333, 341
Wedgwood family
167
Wells, Sam
120
Wesley, Charles (brother of John)
144, 145, 147
Wesley, John
criticism of
148â149, 150
influence of
258â259
influences on
of Cambridge Platonists
147
of Cudworth
147
of Guyon
154
of Law, William
99, 112, 126, 145
of Moravian Church
145â146
of Taylor
144, 145
life of
breaking of canon law
152â153
career
145â146
context of his ministry
143â144
conversion experience of
145
death
147
education
144â145
family
144
founding of the âHoly Clubâ
145
and gift of the Spirit
146
Jacobite leanings
148
political conservatism of
144
relationships/friendships
69, 146, 152â153
search for holiness
146â147
works. see works (below)
views of
on benevolence
149
on casuistry
28
on charity
150
on conscience
148â149
on conversions
153
on emotions
156â157
on enthusiasm
153â156
on fasting
150
on happiness
148â149, 150â151
on holiness
147â149, 150â151
on Holy Communion
151
on justification by faith
148, 152â153
on love of God and neighbour
149, 150
on moral judgements
156â157
on moral sense school
148â149, 157
on perfection
145, 146, 148, 150â151, 372
on predestination
148
on prevenient grace
149â150
on reason
149
on revivalist meetings
155â156
on sanctification
147â151, 158
on Serious Call
116
works of
Christian Library
147
âChristian Perfectionâ (sermon)
150
âOn Conscienceâ (sermon)
148
âOn Eternityâ (sermon)
147
âThe Important Questionâ (sermon)
150
Journal
153, 154, 155, 156
âLetter to Middletonâ
157
âThe Nature of Enthusiasmâ (sermon)
155
âOn Perfectionâ (sermon)
150
A Plain Account of Christian Perfection
150
âSpiritual Worshipâ (sermon)
150
âThe Witness of the Spiritâ (sermon)
156
mention of
23, 128
Wesley, Samuel (father of John)
144
Westberg, Daniel
367â368
Westcott, Brook Foss
272, 287
Westminster Abbey
309
Westminster Review (journal)
142
What Is Revelation? (Maurice)
247
Whewell, William
247, 248, 261
Whichcote, Benjamin
9, 41, 45, 46, 50, 56, 61
White, Victor, O.P.
338â339
Whitefield, George
146, 150, 152
Whitehead, Alfred North
308, 314, 329â330, 341
wilfulness
222â223
Wilkinson, Alan
270
will
Blondel on
292
Christianity as
291
Coleridge on
177â179, 181
freedom of
Bramhall on
32
Calvin on
47
Cudworth on
49
Hobbes on
47
Kant on
177â179, 279, 280
Moberly on
300
Newman on
223
Shaftesbury on
57â58
of God. see divine will
Holland on
291â294, 295, 296
as spiritual power
177â178, 181
William iii, King of England, Scotland and Ireland
102â103
Williams, Rowan
342
âThe Witness of the Spiritâ (Wesley)
156
Wolf, William J.
253
Wollaston, William
81
Woodhead, Linda
281
Wordsworth, Dorothy
167
Wordsworth, William
167, 168â169
Workersâ Educational Association
309
working menâs college
246, 249, 262
World Council of Churches
312
World War i
344, 345â346
World War ii
311, 340
Wormersley, David P.
115
worship
Hebert on
366
Kirk on
364â365, 370, 373
Temple on
365
Worthen, Jeremy
85, 90, 93â94
Yates, Paula
13
Young, B. W.
136
Young, Brian
15â16, 114
Zuijdwegt, Geerjan
201