Absolute Will, the, 224, 225.
Absurd, the, xxxii, 227.
Act, originating an, 176-7.
Adam, the word, in Genesis, and as used by St. Paul, 194.
---- and his posterity, God's anger against, 186.
---- possible Spiritual Fall antecedent to him, 195.
---- and Eve, assertions respecting their state, 194.
Adam's Fall, 172.
---- sin, its penalty, death, 183.
Admiration, love of, 127.
Æolists, the, 45.
'Aids to Reflection,' the author's aims in the work, ix, xi, xiii, xv,
xix, xxiii, lxvi, 102, 103, 205.
Republication of it in America, xii, xxvii.
Importance of the work, xxvi, xl.
Doctrines propounded in it, xxvii.
Its orthodoxy, xxi, lvi.
Objections to it answered, lxviii.
Criticism of it anticipated, 45, 258.
Its origin, xx, 108.
Its first edition, ix, xv, xix.
Dr. Marsh's essay on it, xii, xxiii.
Break in the work through the author's illness, 160.
Its plan, 204.
The notes to it, 152, 205.
Purposed supplement to it, 257.
See also under Reason and Understanding, the Will, &c.
Alcohol, 100.
Allegory and Symbol in Scripture Interpretation, 212.
_Alogi_, the modern, 219.
Altar, Companion to the, 352.
America, Dr. Jas. Marsh, a disciple of Coleridge there, xii.
Amusements, the care for, and the neglect of study, 151.
Anabaptism, 253.
Analogy in the New Testament, 136.
_Anathema Maranatha_, 251.
Anatomy, Comparative, xx.
Ancient wisdom, the treasures of, lxxiii;
Coleridge no contemner of them, _ib_., lxxiv.
Animal development in the _polypi_, &c., 58.
---- life typical of the understanding and the moral affections, 74.
Antinoüs and Noüs, their Dialogue on Mystics and Mysticism, 261.
Antithesis, 225.
Ants and bees, intelligence of, Hüber, &c., on, 145-147.
Aphorisms, 15.
Apocrypha, the, 295.
Apostasy, 342.
---- possible, antecedent to Adam, 195.
Apostolic Church, the, 257.
Arbitrement, the word, 344.
Argument and Belief, 234.
Aristotle and Locke, 44.
---- and Plato, ideas of God, 167.
Their philosophy and that of Bacon, lxvii.
Arminianism, or Grotianism, 107.
Arminius, Bp. Hacket on, 107.
Arnauld's work on Transubstantiation, 260.
Art, Nature and, 167.
Arts, trades, &c., and thinking, xix.
Articles of the Church of England, 358.
They show the Church as not infallible, 257.
Locke's philosophy opposed to them, xii.
Aseity, the divine, 224.
Astronomy, modern, and the Bible, 312.
Atheists, the, of the French Revolution, 121.
Atonement, 215, 216.
---- vicarious, 103.
Attention, thought and, 3.
Augustine and Original Sin and Infant Baptism, 247, 252.
On Faith and Understanding, xviii.
Augustinians, the, 107.
Authority and power, distinction between, 358.
Author, an, and his readers, xv, xviii.
The worth of an author, xvi.
Author's, an, view of his own work, 275.
Autobiography, religious, 49.
Bacon, Lord, 317, 304.
---- his philosophy that of the divines of the Reformation, and
opposed to that of Locke, lxiv, lxvii,
while agreeing with that of Coleridge, lxvii.
---- his philosophy and that of Plato and Aristotle, lxvii.
---- on Reason and the Understanding, lxvii, 143.
Baptism, on, 242, 243, _et sq._, 250.
Baxter on, 247.
Differences on no ground for schism, 254, 257.
D'Oyly and Mant and the Evangelicals on, 254.
Edward Irving on, 254-5.
Coleridge's answer to Irving, _ib._
Robinson's History of, 246.
Wall on, 247, 254.
Superstitions respecting, 249.
---- of infants, origin of, 246, 251.
Argument for, 250.
---- and Preaching, 242.
---- and Redemption, 209.
---- and Regeneration, 136.
---- not Regeneration, 226.
Baptism, See also Anabaptism.