Chapter V
| The Christian Faith and Other Religions | |
| The Universal Mission of Christianity | 165 |
| I. | Christianity and Ancient Religions | 165 |
| The resemblances and their significance | 166 |
| Clemen’s “religious-historical” principles | 168 |
| 1. The Virgin Birth and its alleged parallels | 169 |
| 2. The worship of Christ and the worship of the Emperor: origin of the “Kyrios” title | 172 |
| 3. Paul and the Mystery Religions | 177 |
| Pauline doctrine of the Sacraments and of dying and rising with Christ | 180 |
| The Pauline vocabulary: views of Reitzenstein | 185 |
| Why did Christianity conquer the Roman Empire? | 192 |
| II. | Christianity and Modern Religions | 193 |
| The missionary propaganda | 194 |
| Dangers of compromise | 195 |
| The Christian Plerosis: the fulfillment of the great religious ideas of the race | 197 |
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