- 1Chapter I — Introduction
- 2Chapter II — The Augustine Theory of the Origin of Evil
- 3Chapter III — Questions Connected With the Augustinian Theory
- 4Chapter IV — The Difficulties Involved in the Augustinian Theory
- 5Chapter V — The Augustinian Theory in Creeds
- 6Chapter VI — Modes of Meeting Difficulties by Theologians
- 7Chapter VII — Theologians Themselves Concede the Augustinian Dogmas…
- 8Chapter VIII — The Augustinian Theory Contrary to the Moral Sense o…
- 9Chapter IX — The Principles of Common Sense Defined
- 10Chapter X — Common Sense Applied to Gain the Existence of God
- 11Chapter XI — The People’s Mental Philosophy
- 12Chapter XII — The Nature of Mind, or Its Powers and Faculties
- 13Chapter XIII — Nature of Mind — Regulation of the Thoughts
- 14Chapter XIV — Nature of Mind — The Moral Sense, or Moral Susceptibi…
- 15Chapter XV — The Nature of Mind — The Will
- 16Chapter XVI — Constitutional Varieties of the Human Mind
- 17Chapter XVII — Nature of Mind — Habit
- 18Chapter XVIII — The Nature of Mind Our Guide to the Natural Attribu…
- 19Chapter XIX — The Nature of Mind Our Guide to the Moral Attributes…
- 20Chapter XX — Additional Proof of the Moral Attributes of God
- 21Chapter XXI — Nature of Mind as Perfect in Construction
- 22Chapter XXII — Right and Wrong — True Virtue
- 23Chapter XXIII — Laws and Penalties — Sin and Holiness
- 24Chapter XXIV — Love to God and Love to Man
- 25Chapter XXV — Increased Civilization Increases Moral Difficulties
- 26Chapter XXVI — Humility and Meekness
- 27Chapter XXVII — The Standard of Right and Wrong Decided by the Risk…
- 28Chapter XXVIII — The Destiny of Man in the Future Life
- 29Chapter XXIX — What Must We Do to Be Saved?
- 30Chapter XXX — How Far Reason and Experience Are Sufficient Without…
- 31Chapter XXXI — Augustinian Creeds and Theologians Teach the Common-…
- 32Chapter XXXII — Augustinian Creeds and Theologians Contradict the C…
- 33Chapter XXXIII — The Augustinian Theory Not in the Bible
- 34Chapter XXXIV — A Reliable Revelation From the Creator Impossible I…
- 35Chapter XXXV — Tendencies of the Two Opposing Systems
- 36Chapter XXXVI — Tendencies of the Two Systems as They Respect the C…
- 37Chapter XXXVII — Tendencies of the Two Systems in Respect to Indivi…
- 38Chapter XXXVIII — Tendencies of the Two Systems in Reference to the…
- 39Chapter XXXIX — Tendencies of the Two Systems as to Church Organiza…
- 40Chapter XL — Tendencies of the Two Systems in Regard to Humility, M…
- 41Chapter XLI — Tendencies of the Two Systems in Regard to Dogmatism,…
- 42Chapter XLII — Tendencies of the Two Systems as Shown in Controvers…
- 43Chapter XLIII — Practical Tendencies of the Two Systems
- 44Chapter XLIV — Tendencies of the Two Systems in the Training of Chi…
- 45Chapter XLV — The People Rejecting the Augustinian System — Positio…
- 46Chapter XLVI — Present Position of the Church
- 47Chapter XLVII — State of the Pastors of Churches
- 48Chapter XLVIII — The Position of Popular Education
- 49Chapter XLIX — The Position of Woman as Chief Educator of Mind
- 50Chapter L — Present Position of Young America
- 51Chapter LI — Present Position of the Religious Press
- 52Chapter LII — The Present Position of the Secular Press
- 53Chapter LIII — What the People Will Do?
An Appeal to the People
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