Basil and his scholars, 75.
Baxter, on Baptism, 247.
---- his "censures of the Papists," quoted, 141.
---- and Howe, religious teaching of their times, liii.
Beasts, understanding in, 144.
Bee, the, 74.
Bees and ants, intelligence of, Hüber, &c., on, 145-147, 281.
---- and instinct, 281.
Behmen, Jacob, 258, 263.
Behmenists, &c., 94.
Belief, xxxvi, 66, 122, 127.
---- ground of, xxxi, xxxii.
Belief, the, of children, 128.
---- of the absurd, impossible, xxxii.
---- and argument, 234.
---- and superstition, 287.
---- and truth, 293.
Belsham's version of the Testament, 316.
Berkleyanism, 268.
Bernard, St., xxv.
Bernouillis, 269.
Bible, the, 293, 296.
Its divine origin, 289.
A source of true belief, but not itself a creed, 315.
George III. on, 200.
Historical discrepancies in, 309.
Inspiration of, 52.
Reading it, 65.
See also under New Testament, Psalms, Scripture, Inspiration, &c.
---- the, and Christian Faith, 289.
Biblical criticism, Coleridge's, 285, 289.
Bibliolatry, and mis-interpretation of the Bible, 107, 313.
Birth, the word as used by Christ, 272.
Blood, the word as used by Christ, 27.
Bonnet's view of instinct, 279.
Book-making, 152.
Books for the indolent, 151.