"reified" words and treated them as if they were realities, and he objected to materialism because it ignored or overlooked the importance of form. Carus emphasized form by conceiving of the divinity as a cosmic order. He objected to any monism which sought the unity of the world, not in the unity of truth, but in the oneness of a logical assumption of ideas. He referred to such concepts as henism, not monism. Carus held that truth was independent of time, human desire, and human action. Therefore, science was not a human invention, but a human revelation which needed to be apprehended; discovery meant apprehension; it was the result or manifestation of the cosmic order in which all truths were ultimately harmonious. Criticisms of Carus' ideas It is claimed that Carus was dismissed by Orientalists and philosophers alike because of his failure to comply with the rules of either discipline. Legacy The legacy of Paul Carus is honored through the efforts of the Hegeler Carus Foundation, the Carus Lectures at the American Philosophical Association (APA), and the Paul Carus Award for Interreligious Understanding by the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions (CPWR). Mary Hegeler Carus and their daughter Elizabeth Carus took on the editorial role after Carus' death. Bibliography His publications include: The Open Court Fortnightly Journal Vol 1 1887-1888 The Soul of Man: An Investigation of the Facts of Physiological And Experimental Psychology (1891, republished 2006) Monism: Its Scope and Import (1891) Homilies of Science (The Open Court Publishing Co., 1892) The Religion of Science (1893, republished 2007) Truth in fiction: twelve tales with a moral 1893 The Philosophy of the Tool 1893 The Gospel of Buddha (1894) Buddhism and Its Christian Critics (1894, republished 2005) ; 1905, new & revised edition The History of the Devil and the Idea of Evil (1900) Eros and Psyche: A fairy-tale of ancient Greece, retold after Apuleius (1900) Fundamental problems; the method of philosophy as a systematic arrangement of knowledge 1903 The Surd of Metaphysics (1903) The Nature of the State 1904 Kant and Spencer; a study of the fallacies of agnosticism 1904 Karma: A Story of Buddhist Ethics (1903, republished 2004) Primer of philosophy 1906 Story of Samson and its Place in the Religious Development of Mankind (1907, republished 2003) [https://archive.org/details/TheBrideOfChrist The Bride Of Christ: A Study In Christian Legend Lore] (1908) The Foundations of Mathematics (1908, republished 2004)